Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0050ep106 | Thyroid | SFEBES2017

Hyperthyroidism secondary to weight loss supplements

Mitchell Kirsten , McDougall Claire

Case History: A 26 year old female patient was referred to her local endocrine clinic having presented to her GP complaining of ankle swelling. Routine biochemistry revealed a suppressed TSH (<0.05 U/l), and reduced serum levels of free T4 (2.0 pmol/l) and T3 (3.2 pmol/l). Random serum cortisol measurements were also elevated on 2 separate occasions (1266 nmol/l and 991 nmol/l). Clinical examination revealed her to be clinically euthyroid with no evidence of ...

ea0050ep106 | Thyroid | SFEBES2017

Hyperthyroidism secondary to weight loss supplements

Mitchell Kirsten , McDougall Claire

Case History: A 26 year old female patient was referred to her local endocrine clinic having presented to her GP complaining of ankle swelling. Routine biochemistry revealed a suppressed TSH (<0.05 U/l), and reduced serum levels of free T4 (2.0 pmol/l) and T3 (3.2 pmol/l). Random serum cortisol measurements were also elevated on 2 separate occasions (1266 nmol/l and 991 nmol/l). Clinical examination revealed her to be clinically euthyroid with no evidence of ...

ea0065cc10 | FEATURED CLINICAL CASE POSTERS | SFEBES2019

Cognitive impairment reversed by cinacalcet administration in primary hyperparathyroidism: a case report

Timmons Joseph , Manners Rachel , Bailey Matthew , McDougall Claire

An 87 year old lady with a background of longstanding cognitive impairment was referred to our service with biochemical evidence of primary hyperparathyroidism. The patient had past medical history of type 2 diabetes mellitus, osteoporosis, hypothyroidism, ischaemic heart disease and primary hyperparathyroidism (under observation in a neighbouring health board). There was no pharmacological cause for cognitive impairment identified. Following acute admission after a fall with ...

ea0025p178 | Endocrine tumours and neoplasia | SFEBES2011

Metastatic insulinoma treated by transhepatic arterial embolisation

Freel E Marie , McDougall Claire , Campbell Karen , Grant Donna , Kasthuri Ram , Reed Nicholas

A 64-year-old man (HM) was admitted to our local hospital with transient dysarthria and right hemiparesis; formal blood glucose was 2.2 mmol/l on admission. During his in-patient stay, he had frequent episodes of hypoglycaemia. Further questioning revealed a 4 week history of recurring dizzy spells which improved on eating.Cerebral imaging and adrenal function were normal and so the patient underwent further investigations (summarised below) which confir...