Denosumab reduces incidence of skeletal related events in patients with bony-metastatic breast cancer, however cessation is associated with a rebound phenomenon which, rarely, has been associated with hypercalcaemia. We aimed to identify the incidence of post-denosumab cessation rebound hypercalcaemia amongst patients with breast cancer-related bony metastases. We performed a single-centre retrospective cohort analysis to determine the incident of rebound hypercalcaemia amongst patients treated with antiresorptive agents for bony metastatic breast cancer between 2016-2020.
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