Endocrine Abstracts

Case 1: Thirty-eight year woman consulted to gynecologist for oligomenorrhea in the last 4 years; PRL 51 μg/l and TSH 8.4 mU/l were discovered, initiating treatment with levotiroxine (f-T4). She got pregnant, persisting elevated levels of TSH and increasing f-T4, with normal campimetry. With the diagnostic of hyperthyroidism due to inadequate TSH secretion, treatment with PTU was initiated. After normal delivery, MRI showed a 22 mm. hypophisary macroadenoma and a transesp...

Insulin continuous s.c. infusion (ICSI) is an alternative therapy in selected diabetic patients when a good metabolic control is not achieved with multiple insulin doses (MID). We report the follow-up of patients with ICSI at least during 1 year in our centre.Patients and methods: Twenty-five patients (16 females, 9 males), with median age 38.4±12.5 years and diabetes evolution mean time 16.8±7.8 years, were changed from MID to ICSI due to defi...

Introduction: Although the most common causes of hyperprolactinemia are prolactinoma and iatrogenic, another possible cause is severe primary hypothyroidism, in which the increase of prolactin is a cause of pituitary stimulation by TRH, and can be presented with pituitary hyperplasia.Case report: A 31-year-old woman who comes to endocrinology clinic for hyperprolactinemia, which was detected by symptoms of amenorrhea–galactorrhea. After normal pregn...