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ea0019p38 | Clinical practice/governance and case reports | SFEBES2009

A mysterious case of postmenopausal hyperandrogenaemia

Wakil Ammar , Dawson Alison , Ng Ben , Atkin Stephen

A 73 years old female presented in 2005 with 8 year history of face and body hirsutism. Examination confirmed hirsutism but there were no other masculinization features. Her initial investigations revealed a high testosterone of 13 nmol/l, normal androstenedione, DHEA-S and 17 hydroxy progesterone. CT and U/S of pelvis and abdomen, showed normal adrenals, ovaries and a large calcified uterine fibroid. Urinary steroid metabolites ruled out adrenal testosterone source and exogen...