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1, 673.1), both of which were significantly higher as compared to the respective levels in non-PC/APN MEN1 patients at our center [Ca 2.78 mmol/L [2.61, 2.88], PTH 185.5 pg/mL [108.3, 297.0]; P = 0.0003, 0.0034, respectively]. Conclusion MEN 1-PC/APN is a rare disease, with a prevalence of only 2.0% among the MEN1-HPT cohort at our center. The affected patients recorded higher serum Ca level and PTH levels than those with MEN1-associated benign tumors. However, the diagnosis of MEN1-PC/APN is based upon pathology most of the times.Purpose Patients
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