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ea0007p255 | Clinical case reports | BES2004

Coeliac disease as a cause for delayed presentation of hypopituitarism

Moisey R , Ajjan R , Spencer N , Sahay P , Nagi D , Andrew J , Jenkins R

A 54-year-old man with long standing coeliac disease and moderate dietary compliance was admitted with lethargy and feeling unwell. His blood pressure was 129 mmHg systolic, 91mmHg diastolic and serum sodium 112 millimoles per litre (RR 136 to 145). He was otherwise well with normal visual fields. A 250-microgram Synacthen test demonstrated a basal cortisol of 630 nanomoles per litre rising to 983 nanomoles per litre after 30 minutes. His TSH was undetectable, Ft4 9.6 picomole...