Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0059ep52 | Clinical practice, governance & case reports | SFEBES2018

Idiopathic hyperhidrosis- A black hole in medicine

Ul Haq Mevish , Nathan Joanna , Rajbhandari Satyan , Shakoor Ajmal

Background: Hyperhidrosis is a debilitating disease that has a significant impact on quality of life. There is limited research and gudelines on the investigations and management of hyperhidrosis.Aims: To assess if investigations and treatment of hyperhidrosis meets NICE CKS July 2013 guidelines.Method: The term ‘hyperhidrosis’ was used as a keyword search on an electronic patient record. Letters were restricted to those ...

ea0014p348 | (1) | ECE2007

Removal of tick box for TFT in pathology request forms reduces TFT performed during acute medical admission

Piya Milan , Belbase Biparna , Thapa Meenakshi , Koppada Anu , Myers Martin , Baxter Susan , Rajbhandari Satyan

Joint UK guideline (2006) recommends that routine testing of thyroid function (TFT) in patients admitted acutely to hospital is not warranted unless specific clinical indications exist. Despite this, TFT is frequently requested during acute medical admission. In our previous audit in 2002, during a 1 month period from 18th September, 458 subjects were admitted to medical assessment unit (MAU) and 183 (40%) were offered TFT. 39 (29%) results were beyond the laboratory reference...

ea0013p296 | Thyroid | SFEBES2007

Removal of tick box for TFT in pathology request forms reduces TFT performed during acute medical admission

Piya Milan , Belbase Biparna , Karki-Thapa Meenakshi , Baxter Susan , Myers M , Koppada A , Rajbhandari Satyan Man

Joint UK guideline (2006) recommends that routine testing of thyroid function (TFT) in patients admitted acutely to hospital is not warranted unless specific clinical indications exist. Despite this, TFT is frequently requested during acute medical admission. In our previous audit in 2002, during a 1 month period from 18th September, 458 subjects were admitted to medical assessment unit (MAU) and 183 (40%) were offered TFT. 39 (29%) results were beyond the laboratory reference...