Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0050p414 | Thyroid | SFEBES2017

Pitfalls in the diagnosis of TSHoma vs Resistant Thyroid Hormone Syndrome.

Lenkalapally A , Quader M , Koshy R , Jacob K

65 yr female presented with headaches, heat intolerance and loose stools. She had cerebrovascular accident, osteoporosis and vitiligo. A 24 hr ECG revealed atrial flutter with heart rate upto 117 beats /minute. Her medications include warfarin and bisoprolol.A Thyroid function test (TFT) revealed Free T4 (Ft4): 32 pmol/L (9-19) Free T3: 7.97 pmol/L (3.6–6.5), TSH: 5.7 mU/L (0.35–4.94). Other anterior pituitary function tests were ...

ea0050p414 | Thyroid | SFEBES2017

Pitfalls in the diagnosis of TSHoma vs Resistant Thyroid Hormone Syndrome.

Lenkalapally A , Quader M , Koshy R , Jacob K

65 yr female presented with headaches, heat intolerance and loose stools. She had cerebrovascular accident, osteoporosis and vitiligo. A 24 hr ECG revealed atrial flutter with heart rate upto 117 beats /minute. Her medications include warfarin and bisoprolol.A Thyroid function test (TFT) revealed Free T4 (Ft4): 32 pmol/L (9-19) Free T3: 7.97 pmol/L (3.6–6.5), TSH: 5.7 mU/L (0.35–4.94). Other anterior pituitary function tests were ...

ea0048cb9 | Additional Cases | SFEEU2017

PTH independent hypercalcaemia – diagnosis dilemma

Quader Monzoor , Lenkalapally Anjan , Htwe Nyi , Jacob Koshy

Summary: A case of intermittent hypercalcemia with a suppressed parathyroid hormone (PTH) for nearly 3 years. It was found that high calcium specifically occurred in summer and each one lasted for about a month. Once calcium normalised the renal function also improved. Exact aetiology has not been found even after extensive investigations.Case presentation: A 67-year-old gentleman first presented to the endocrine clinic in early 2014 with Hypercalcemia. ...

ea0044ep38 | (1) | SFEBES2016

Hypokalaemic periodic paralysis

Aarella Vikram , Lenkalapally Anjan , Parasa Ramya , Cheryala Mahesh , Merugu Bhavani

Introduction: Hypokalaemic periodic paralysis is a medical emergency when patients present with acute onset paraparesis usually noticed in the mornings secondary to low serum potassium levels with a prevalence of 1 in100,000. The symptoms resolve promptly with correction of potassium. The patient experiences motor symptoms while the sensation is preserved and can be differentiated from acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy with preserved ocular, bulbar or respiratory...