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ea0007p77 | Endocrine tumours and neoplasia | BES2004

A case of severe Cushing's disease in a treated non-functioning pituitary adenoma with difficult medical management

Akber M , Muza T , Clayton R

We report a 61year old female who presented with severe Cushing's disease 13 years after diagnosed as non-functioning adenoma. First presented in 1992 with visual field defect. MRI showed macroadenoma, suprasellar, and lateral extension. Gonadotrophin and GH were low. At this time there was no clinical suspicion of Cushing's syndrome. Treated with transphenoidal pituitary surgery resulting in improved vision. Immunohistochemistry showed 50% cells positive for ACTH and negative...