Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0099p306 | Endocrine-Related Cancer | ECE2024

Long-acting starch (Glycosade(R)): An effective treatment for insulinoma-induced hypoglycemia – A case report

Arias Karen Andrea Castillo , Duminy Diego , Mora Mireia , Vinals Clara , Hanzu Felicia A , OROIS AIDA , Pane Adriana

Introduction: Insulinoma is a rare, generally benign neuroendocrine tumor, primarily manifesting as hypoglycemia in non-diabetic patients. Although surgery is the gold standard treatment for insulinoma, managing hypoglycemia becomes challenging in cases where surgery is not feasible. This challenge arises due to significant side effects that often limit the use of most drugs and therapeutic alternatives.Case report: A 90-year-old non-diabetic man was adm...

ea0049gp24 | Adrenal 3 | ECE2017

Increased exosomes in endogeneous Cushing syndrome

Aranda Gloria , Xifra Gemma , Fernandez-Real Jose Manuel , Garcia-Eguren Guillermo , Casals Gregori , Pane Adriana , Mora Mireia , Halperin Irene , Hanzu Felicia A

Exosomes are nano-sized vesicles secreted by the cells in the exatracellular fluids representing a novel way of intracellular communication. Exosomes secreted from blood cells like monocytes and platetes have been reported to be checkpoints involved in haemostatic and thrombotic response. Glucocorticoids are inducing a profound alteration of blood cells homeostasis with atherothrombotic, bleeding and immune response alterations. Hereby we quantified for the first time circulat...

ea0056p600 | Obesity | ECE2018

Obesity and dementia: the misleading “obesity paradox”

Pane Adriana , Pegueroles Jordi , Ruiz Sabina , Videla Laura , Carmona-Iragui Maria , Vilaplana Eduard , Montal Victor , Casajoana Anna , Vidal Josep , Fortea Juan , Jimenez Amanda

Background: Mid-life obesity is a risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease (AD). On the contrary, late-life obesity has been identified as a protective factor for dementia. Recent published studies have shown that weight loss predicts and precedes dementia diagnosis by decades. Thus, paradoxical effect of body weight across lifespan, the so called “obesity paradox”, might be explained by reverse causality. Structural magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has been extensiv...