Endocrine Abstracts

62 year-old lady with a long history of hypokalaemia, hypertension and a random aldosterone of 786 pmol/l with suppressed renin of <8.0 mU/l at a time when she was taking Nebivolol, perindopril and Felodipine. Her Hypokalaemia improved after addition of Spironolactone and remained above 3.5 mmol/l. Biochemical work up confirmed a diagnosis of Conn’s syndrome and her BP control improved after addition of Aldosterone antagonist as above. Adrenal MRI revealed a 13 mm adr...