Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0032p1069 | Thyroid (non-cancer) | ECE2013

Evolution of thyroid function in Hashimoto thyroiditis and related disorders: December 2012

Poiana Catalina , Carsote Mara , Staicu Daniela Cristina , Clodeanu Alexandrina , Peretianu Dan

Aim: Analyzing the evolution of thyroid function in thyroiditis and related disease during 1–17 years.Materials and methods: i) Diagnostic: Hashimoto’s thyroiditis (HT): a) antithyroperoxydase antibodies (ATPO) cut-off 34 IU/ml. b) If ATPO=normal, thyroiditis was considered if high antithyroglobuline antibodies (T-ATG). c) Idiopathic mixedema (IM): hypothyroidism, no ATPO, no ATG, and no TRAB. ii) Patients: HT: 1196; T-ATG: 73; IM: 69. Women/me...

ea0026p547 | Bone/calcium/Vitamin D | ECE2011

The QUS fracture risk groups: unifactorial analyze regarding bone markers and DXA assessment

Carsote Mara , Chirita Corina , Radoi Valentin , Ene Cristina , Gruia Adriana , Voicu Gabriela , Poiana Catalina , Coculescu Mihail

Introduction: The quantitative ultrasound (QUS) is an useful tool in the evaluation of the fragility fracture risk.Aim and study design: We performed the QUS fragility fracture risk groups (valided by the golden standard DXA) by a unifactorial analyze including the bone markers.Method: The cut offs used were: SI≤59U (high risk), SI≥83U (low risk), and medium risk with SI between 59 and 83U. The QUS analyze was performed...

ea0022p56 | Adrenal | ECE2010

Arterial and venous thrombotic events in Cushing's syndrome

Poiana Catalina , Chirita Corina , Carsote Mara , Ene Cristina , Samoila Ramona , Trifanescu Raluca , Gheorghiu Monica , Coculescu Mihail

Background: Cushing’s syndrome (CS) is associated with a hypercoagulable state and an increased risk for acute coronary syndromes, stroke, and deep vein thrombosis (DVT).Aim: To assess the prevalence of thrombotic events in a series of patients with CS.Patients and methods: Notes of 113 patients with CS were retrospectively reviewed.Results: Instable angina was diagnosed in ten women, aged 52.1±12.2...

ea0022p846 | Thyroid | ECE2010

Limited therapeutically options in a case of invasive papillary thyroid carcinoma

Carsote Mara , Trifanescu Raluca , Chirita Corina , Ene Cristina , Ioachim Dumitru , Terzea Dana , Poiana Catalina , Coculescu Mihail

Introduction: Even the differentiated thyroid neoplasm have good prognostic, there are some particular cases that become very aggressive in short time, with poor management.Aim: We report a female case diagnosed with invasive papillary thyroid carcinoma.Case report: Seventy-three-year old female was diagnosed at age of 71 with a right lobe thyroid nodule (of almost 6 cm). At that moment the computed tomography (CT) of the cervical ...

ea0020p163 | Thyroid | ECE2009

Hashimoto’s thyroiditis: the value of antithyreoperoxidase antibodies measurement

Peretianu Dan , Carsote Mara , Samoila Ramona , Ene Cristina , Alexiu Florin , Poiana Catalina

Introduction: Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis is a part of the spectrum of thyroid autoimmune diseases. Even the proper diagnosis is obtained by pathological exam; usually the detection of high serum antithyroid antibodies is enough to diagnose the disorder. It also represents the most frequent cause of hypothyroidism in non-iodine deficient areas. Nevertheless the presence of the antithyroid antibodies does not always correlates with thyroid dysfunction.Ai...

ea0020p286 | Clinical case reports and clinical reports | ECE2009

Gasser ganglion as pituitary tumor – case report

Carsote Mara , Peretianu Dan , Gruia Adriana , Ene Cristina , Hortopan Dan , Poiana Catalina

Introduction: The Gasser Ganglion is a large semi lunar-shaped ganglion of the trigeminal nerve. It contains the cells of origin of the most sensory fibers of the fifth cranial nerve.Aim: Our purpose is to describe a case where Gasser ganglion has an anatomic variant (near the sella turcica), mimicking a hypophyseal tumor.Case presentation: Of 17 years female patient has a history of bradispaniomenorrhea (menses at 30–50 days)...

ea0020p326 | Clinical case reports and clinical reports | ECE2009

Cushing’s syndrome in a patient with bilateral adrenal masses and pituitary incidentaloma: case report

Poiana Catalina , Carsote Mara , Trifanescu Raluca , Hortopan Dan , Caragheorgheopol Andra , Samoila Ramona , Stanescu Bogdan

Introduction: Incidentaloma is a randomly discovered tumor with no apparent secretor activity. The term is mainly used for hypophysis and adrenals. There are relatively few situations where a patient has more than one such mass.Aim: To present the case of a patient with three tumors: a pituitary mass and bilateral adrenal masses, with clinical manifestations of Cushing’s syndrome.Case report: A 37-year-old female patient who h...

ea0056p98 | Clinical case reports - Pituitary/Adrenal | ECE2018

High Adrenocorticotropic Hormone before and after bilateral adrenal surgery

Valea Ana , Turturea Roxana , Botezan Oana , Carsote Mara , Botezan Bogdan Mircea , Georgescu Carmen Emanuela

Introduction: Paraneoplastic Cushing syndrome is a rare form of endogenous ACTH (adrenocorticotropic hormone) dependent hypercortisolism. In some cases no overt ACTH secretion tumor can be found, which is why steroidogenesis inhibitors, and bilateral adrenalectomy remain the main therapeutic options.Material and method: This is a case report investigated in several centers by performing biochemical, hormonal and imagery tests.Case ...

ea0056p1020 | Thyroid (non-cancer) | ECE2018

How evolve antithyroperoxydase antibody in Hashimoto thyroiditis in time: Study on 450 patients: January 2018

Ratcu Mihaela , Carsote Mara , Ilie Cosmina , Gharibafshar Payman , Staicu Dana Cristina , Peretianu Dan , Oprisan Bogdan

Aim: Most research teams analyze the evolution of patients with Hashimoto thyroiditis (HT) on syndromal basis, not on pathogenetic basis. Thus, most researchers refer to thyroid function evolution. In this study we tried to show how evolve the antithyroid antibodies. Therefore, we analyzed ATPO evolutive patterns.Method: (1) ATPO levels were analyzed in several accreditated Bucharest laboratories. (2) Only patients with minimum 3 investigations were cons...

ea0056ep158 | Thyroid | ECE2018

What should be the cut-off level for antithyroperoxydase antibody? January 2018

Oprisan Bogdan , Ratcu Mihaela , Ilie Cosmina , Gharibafshar Payman , Peretianu Dan , Carsote Mara

Aim: The biological diagnostic of Hashimoto thyroiditis (HT) is based on higher than normal levels of antithyroperoxydase antibodies (ATPO). Our goal was to establish the cut-off limit of normality (the upper limit) for ATPO in our thyroid normal patients. This limit, and not that of the laboratory, should be used as diagnosis of Hashimoto thyroiditis.Material and method: 1. ATPO was investigated in patients with normal level of thyroid hormones (euthyro...