Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0063p1179 | Thyroid 3 | ECE2019

Sonographic-pathologic correlation of thyroid nodules: TI-RADS vs EU-TIRADS

Ruiz Sabina , Mora Mireia , Aranda Gloria , Hanzu Felicia , Boswell Laura , Squarcia Mattia , Berenguer Joan , Martinez Daniel , Vidal Oscar , Halperin Irene

Background: Several ultrasound (US) scoring systems have been proposed to provide rules for standardizing risk stratification of thyroid nodules and to select which nodules should have a fine needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy performed. TI-RADS classification is one of the most used in the daily practise. Recently, EU-TIRADS scoring system has been published to simplify the evaluation of thyroid nodules and to integrate previous classifications into a single system. We aimed to c...

ea0063gp106 | Adrenal and Neuroendocrine - Basic | ECE2019

Gene expression changes in visceral adipose tissue of Cushing syndrome.

Garcia-Eguren Guillermo , Gonzalez Mar , Blanco Enrique , Giro Oriol , Vidal Oscar , Carmona Francesc , Casals Gregori , Mora Mireia , Halperin Irene , diCroce Luciano , Hanzu Felicia A

Introduction: Visceral adipose tissue (VAT) is the key target tissue of glucocorticoids (GC) during active Cushing Syndrome (CS) and a metabolic tissue associated to insulin-resistance and an increased cardiometabolic risk. Till date there are no data regarding gene expression in VAT in CS and only few data about the mRNA in subcutaneous one. The aim of this study was to study the visceral VAT tissue transcriptional changes in ACTH-independent CS.Methods...

ea0041gp124 | Neuroendocrinology | ECE2016

Endothelial damage and thrombotic response in patients with cured Cushing syndrome

Aranda Velazquez Gloria , Mora Porta Mireia , Halperin Irene , Fernandez Rebeca , Diaz-Ricart Maribel , Palomo Marta , Vidal Oscar , Ensenat Joaquim , Casals Gregori , Alexandra Hanzu Felicia

Introduction: Clinical observational studies have reported the persistence of a high cardiovascular risk in patients with cured Cushing’s syndrome (CCS) compared with controls of the same age, gender and BMI. It is still at debated whether this is due to the persistence of comorbidities, hormone deficiencies or chronic changes induced by hypercortisolism. The aim of this translational approach was to investigate the interplay in CCS of the cardiovascular disease in vivo a...

ea0070aep9 | Adrenal and Cardiovascular Endocrinology | ECE2020

Persistent transcriptional disruption and histone mark modifications on visceral adipose tissue after remission of hypercortisolism

García-Eguren Guillermo , Gonzalez Mar , Vizan Pedro , Giro Oriol , Beyhart Arturo , Mora Mireia , Halperin Irene , Enseñat Joaquim , Vidal Oscar , Carmona Francisco , DiCroce Luciano , Hanzu Felicia

Introduction: Chronic hypercortisolemia during Cushing Syndrome (CS) determines significant changes in the plasticity and function of metabolic tissues like visceral adipose tissue (VAT). Persistence of alterations in VAT function after CS remission is under debate, as data of clinical studies is not consistent due to confounder factors and limited availability of VAT. Animal model of reversible CS presents long-term alterations on VAT after remission. We investigate VAT alter...