Endocrine Abstracts

Clinical case MG was a 57-year-old female when first referred to endocrinology for investigation of adrenal incidentaloma. Relevant medical history included poorly controlled hypertension on two agents, dyslipidaemia and history of minimal trauma fracture. Baseline labs (including 24 h urine collection) were unremarkable as was clinical examination (exception hypertension). Cortisol levels on two 1 mg Dexamethasone suppression tests failed to suppress. Dedicated CT adrenal stu...

Objective: A young woman presented with marked hyperparathyroidism with post-operative course complicated by hungry bone syndrome and diagnostic and management challenges of ongoing hypocalcaemia with hyperparathyroidism.Method: ML, a 32-year-old Fijian Indian female, was referred with severe hypercalcaemia, following one-year history of migratory debilitating bone pain. Initial labs showed corrected calcium (C.Ca) 3.17 [2.10–2.60 mmol/l], parathyro...