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ea0031p379 | Thyroid | SFEBES2013

A case of metastatic papillary thyroid carcinoma presenting with pleural, pulmonary and bone metastases

Parthasarathy Sathish Babu , Alshahwan Sarah , Srinath Aswathiah , Schulte Klaus-Martin , Terry Mark , Vivian Gill , Gilbert Jackie

Background: Differentiated thyroid cancers are reported to present with synchronous distant metastases in 1–9% of cases. The most common single sites of synchronous metastases are lung (45%) and bone (39%) with dual site involvement (12%). Other single sites of metastases are rare (4%). Pleural metastases are very unusual, accounting for < 0.6% of cases.Case: A 55-year-old male smoker presented with cough, weight loss and thoracic back pain. Exa...

ea0028p148 | Neoplasia, cancer and late effects | SFEBES2012

Radiological diagnosis frequently precedes clinical suspicion and biochemical confirmation in phaeochromocytoma: a pilot series

Prague Julia , Lewis Dylan , Kane Pauline , Vivian Gill , Whitelaw Benjamin , Ramasamy Shamin , Vincent Royce , Schulte Klaus-Martin , McGregor Alan , Aylwin Simon

Background: Kopetschke et al. (2009) suggested that nearly thirty per-cent of adrenal/extra-adrenal phaeochromocytoma were found incidentally1. However, they included cases from 1973 to 2007, whereas in the modern era CT and MR investigations are requested more frequently and earlier in the diagnostic algorithm.Methods: We report a pilot series of consecutive referrals to a tertiary centre for adrenal and extra-adrenal phaeochromocytoma from July ...

ea0031p107 | Clinical practice/governance and case reports | SFEBES2013

Unusual presentations of adrenocortical tumours

Mustafa Omar , Whitelaw Ben , Jenkins Rebeka , Kordbacheh Tiana , Salaris Paola , Manu Chris , Taylor Norman , Sherwood Roy , Vivian Gill , Lewis Dylan , Schulte Klaus-Martin , Diaz-Cano Salvador , Gilbert Jackie , McGregor Alan , Aylwin Simon

Background: Adrenocortical tumours (adenoma or carcinoma) present in well-recognised ways: hormones excess (Cushing’s, Conn’s, virilisation) or hormonally silent with symptoms of mass effect, or found incidentally on imaging. We present 3 cases of adrenal tumours, referred to our regional adrenal multidisciplinary meeting with unusual presenting features.Case 1: post-menopausal bleeding: A previously well 57-year-old female presented with vagin...