This article summarises the basics of Hyperphosphatemia, including its pathophysiology, evaluation, and management. Though this condition is seen more often in renal failure patients, several other non-renal conditions can also manifest with hyperphosphatemia. For complete management of hyperphosphatemia, it is essential to have an understanding of various regulatory mechanisms that affect phosphate levels.
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