Endocrine Abstracts

Case history: 29 year old lady presented to A&E with UTI. She had a history of emotionally unstable personality disorder and was an elective inpatient in a psychiatric hospital at the time of her presentation. Blood tests done on admission showed that she was hypercalcaemic. She was treated for UTI and referred to endocrinology. Biochemistry tests were in keeping with familial hypocalciuric hypercalcaemia (FHH). It transpired that her father and sister also had hypercalcae...

We would like to report an interesting case of Graves’ disease which presented with thymic hyperplasia, bilateral generalised lymphadenopathy and hypercalcaemia, along with other typical manifestations of hyperthyroidism. A 53 year old lady was admitted following an opioid overdose as she was suffering from depression after a recent slipped disc injury which had resulted in poor mobility. She suffered an out of hospital respiratory arrest, underwent cardiopulmonary resusc...