Table 1. Summary of Case Reports/Case Series Focusing on Surgical Procedures.
| First author, year | Age, sex | Surgery/procedure | Comorbid conditions | Recommendations/conclusions |
| Adler, 202110 | 56, male | Partial penectomy | ESRD, diabetes, hypertension | Penectomy may confer infectious source control and improve patient quality of life in penile calciphylaxis with a high risk of progression. |
| Diasty, 202111 | 39, female | Mitral valve replacement and tricuspid valve repair | Posttransplant ESRD, hyperparathyroidism, hypertension, anemia, mitral stenosis, tricuspid regurgitation | Exposure to calciphylaxis risk factors should be minimized during surgery for high-risk patients. |
| Horishita, 200412 | 43, male | Left lower-extremity amputation | ESRD | Laser Doppler flowmetry is a useful tool for monitoring peripheral blood flow to prevent intraoperative ischemia. |
| Kriskovich, 200013 | 53, female | Subtotal parathyroidectomy | ESRD | Early diagnosis and surgical intervention may be beneficial for survival. Parathyroidectomy may be safely performed in this patient population without increased complication rates. |
| Kriskovich, 200013 | 77, female | Subtotal parathyroidectomy | ESRD, diabetes, hypertension | See above. |
| Kriskovich, 200013 | 53, male | Subtotal parathyroidectomy | ESRD | See above. |
| Kriskovich, 200013 | 30, female | Total parathyroidectomy | ESRD | See above. |
| Kriskovich, 200013 | 58, female | Subtotal parathyroidectomy | ESRD | See above. |
| Naik, 200414 | 43, female | Surgical debridement, total thyroidectomy and parathyroidectomy | ESRD, diabetes, morbid obesity, hyperparathyroidism | Aggressive wound debridement and excision of necrotic tissue is warranted to prevent disease progression. |
| Naik, 200414 | 50, female | Surgical debridement, excision of necrotic fat tissue | ESRD, diabetes, morbid obesity | See above. |
| Naik, 200414 | 70, male | Surgical debridement, subtotal parathyroidectomy | ESRD, diabetes, morbid obesity, coronary artery disease, hyperparathyroidism | See above. |
Abbreviation: ESRD, end-stage renal disease.