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Society for Endocrinology BES 2018

Glasgow, UK
19 Nov 2018 - 21 Nov 2018

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The Society for Endocrinology BES will take place 19-21 Nov 2018 in Glasgow. Come and exchange knowledge, share experiences and strengthen collaborations across our global community of endocrinologists.

Poster Presentations

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ea0059p056 | Clinical biochemistry

Interference of Asfotase Alfa in immunoassays using ALP detection systems

ea0059p057 | Clinical biochemistry

Genetic susceptibility to type 1 diabetes: genomic variants in the vitamin D pathway

ea0059p058 | Clinical biochemistry

A cross-sectional study of sensitivity and specificity of late-night salivary cortisol in a single-centre heterogenous population

ea0059p059 | Clinical biochemistry

A novel metaoblic index as a predictor of mortality in intensive care patients

ea0059p060 | Clinical biochemistry

Low plasma glucose results from primary care are not associated with morbidity, mortality or underlying endogenous hypolgyaemic disorders

ea0059p061 | Clinical biochemistry

An analysis of hypocalcaemia post thyroidectomy: diagnosis and predictors

ea0059p062 | Clinical biochemistry

Urine steroid profiles: what can they do for me?

ea0059p063 | Clinical biochemistry

Hypernatraemia in acute unselected general medical inpatients: clinically relevant associations

ea0059p064 | Clinical biochemistry

Gitelman Syndrome (GS) is a rare, salt-losing tubulopathy. Prevalence 1 in 40,000 higher in Asia. GS is an autosomal recessively inherited disease with a wide clinical spectrum, usually seen in adolescents and adults. It is reported that function loss develops in the sodium chloride cotransporter system in the distal renal tubule as the result of SLC12A3 gene mutation

ea0059p065 | Clinical biochemistry

An oestrogen profiling mass spectrometry method using N-Methyl Pyridine-3-sulfonyl chloride derivatisation

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