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ea0005p25 | Clinical Case Reports | BES2003

An unusual presentation of hypopituitarism

Boyle J , Deans K , Hopkinson H

A 43 year old man presented following a seizure. Past history included cranial irradiation 18 years ago for nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC). Blood pressure was 100/66 with a postural drop. Examination revealed a bilateral sixth nerve palsy. The only biochemical abnormality on admission was a serum sodium of 117 millimoles per litre. A cranial CT scan was normal.Further investigation included thyroid stimulating hormone of 3.92 milliunits per litre, a free T4 of 4 picomoles ...