Abstract
The presence of both cytomegalic inclusion body disease and hypoparathyroidism seems well established in the case reported here. Symptoms of the former antedate the onset of symptoms characteristic of the latter. A more definite causal relationship could be established only by surgical exploration of the neck and the finding of cytomegalic inclusions in the parathyroid tissue. The latter procedure could not be justified under the circumstances, so the possible etiologic relationship must rest upon circumstantial evidence.
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