Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0085p26 | Gonadal, DSD and Reproduction | BSPED2022

Gonadotrophin independent puberty (GIPP) with unusually high oestradiol level in an infant with mccune albright syndrome (MAS)

Malhotra Neha , Edwards Lowri , Brain Caroline

Background: McCune Albright Syndrome (MAS) is a rare mosaic disease caused by activating mutation in GNAS, characterized by bone fibrous dysplasia, café au- lait (CAL) and hyper functional endocrinopathies (1). GIPP is the most common endocrinologic manifestation seen more frequently in girls (2). In a few studies, letrozole, tamoxifen, or fulvestrant were effective in decreasing the rate of skeletal maturation and vaginal bleeding (3,4,5).Case Repo...

ea0044p86 | Clinical biochemistry | SFEBES2016

Improving the primary care management of erectile dysfunction and testosterone deficiency in men with or without Type 2 diabetes: findings from the REVITALISE audit

David Janine , Edwards David , Wright Patrick

Introduction: Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is associated with urological and endocrine complications, including erectile dysfunction (ED) and hypogonadism.Aim: REVITALISE was conducted to assess men with/without T2DM at risk of ED and/or hypogonadism, and highlight gaps in current clinical management.Methods: Data were collected from 13 UK primary care practices on incidence of ED, hypogonadism (defined as serum total testostero...

ea0018p33 | (1) | MES2008

Pituitary stalk haemorrhage

Lecamwasam Varunika , Whittle Monica , Edwards Mark

We report the case of a 59-year-old male who presented complaining of several weeks of tiredness, poor appetite and dizziness on standing. He had been treated with flucloxacillin by his GP for otitis externa one week earlier.In 1982, he was diagnosed with nasopharyngeal carcinoma in Hong Kong, which was treated by radical dissection and radiotherapy.On examination, his standing and lying blood pressure were 150/100 and 110/90 respe...

ea0006p48 | Growth and development | SFE2003

QLS-H, A MEASURE OF QUALITY OF LIFE IN ADULT UK GHD PATIENTS

Patel S , Ross R , Edwards D

QLS-H is a new, weighted QoL questionnaire developed for patients with hypopituitarism. We evaluated QLS-H data from UK patients in the HypoCCs International surveillance study, and compared results with a sample of the general UK population (n=1090).The QLS-H questionnaire was administered at baseline and at yearly intervals. Scores were corrected for age and gender differences, and expressed as Z-scores based on UK-specific reference ranges. Using this...

ea0074ncc44 | Highlighted Cases | SFENCC2021

Dose-dependent Carbimazole-induced eosinophilic dermatitis: a rare reminder of potentially serious side effects

Edwards Amy , Vathenen Ramu , Gunganah Kirun

Case History: A 23-year-old Bengali woman with a 2-year history of Graves’ disease presented to the endocrine day unit with a widespread, pruritic, vasculitic-looking rash. She was treated with Carbimazole since diagnosis but was poorly compliant. One month prior to presentation, her Carbimazole dose was increased from 20 mg daily to 60 mg daily, as she remained biochemically thyrotoxic (Free T4 79.9 pmol/l, T3 34.8 pmol/l and TSH < 0.01 mU/l). The rash started on her lower...

ea0084ps2-07-65 | Graves’ Disease 1 | ETA2022

Hyperthyroidism in graves’ disease and subacute thyroiditis and association with cardiovascular events

Bajuk Studen Katica , Sesek Ana , Pirnat Edvard , Zaletel Katja , Gaberscek Simona

Objectives: Overt hyperthyroidism is reported to be associated with an increased mortality risk and an increased risk of cardiovascular (CV) complications such as an acute coronary syndrome requiring percutaneous coronary intervention, ischemic and non-ischemic stroke, atrial fibrillation and venous thromboembolism. Increased rate of acute CV events in the course of hyperthyroidism is well documented in Graves’ disease (GD) but not in subacute thyroiditis (ST). Last year ...

ea0084ps2-10-93 | Nodules & Cancer | ETA2022

Elastography in the assessment of cold solid thyroid nodules

Bedernjak Bajuk Nataša , Bajuk Studen Katica , Pirnat Edvard , Gaberscek Simona , Zaletel Katja

Introduction: The prevalence of thyroid nodules detected by ultrasound (US) is up to 50% in general population and approximately 5−10% of them is malignant. Diagnostic assessment includes laboratory tests thyroid US and thyroid scintigraphy, where suspicious nodules are characteristically cold when using99m Tc-pertechnetate as a tracer. A useful tool for US-based risk stratification of thyroid nodules is Thyroid Imaging Reporting and Data System (TIRADS). Rece...

ea0056ep160 | Thyroid | ECE2018

The complications of diseases of thyroid gland at children and teenagers according to data for 5 years

Azimova Shakhnoza , Urmanova Yulduz , Rikhsieva Nazira , Khodgaeva Feruza , Min Dgi Kim , Tursunkulov Ortikali , Akhmadiev Edvard

The aim: To study the complications of diseases of thyroid gland at children and teenagers according to data for 5 years.Material and methods of investigation: Under supervision of the employees of the department of children’s endocrinology the Center of Endocrinology of PH of RUz during from 2012 on 2016 years was hospitalized 213 children and teenagers with various diseases of thyroid gland, from them of the boys was - 67 (31,4%), girls -146 (68,5...

ea0092ps2-15-06 | Hyperthyroidism | ETA2023

Factors influencing early outcome of radioiodine treatment in patients with graves’ disease

Pirnat Edvard , Zaletel Tjaša , Rot Živa , Gaberscek Simona , Zaletel Katja

Aim: In Graves’ disease (GD) the goal of radioiodine (I-131) application is the elimination of hyperthyroidism. The reported success rate 1 year after treatment is up to 90%. The aim of this retrospective study was to assess the factors influencing the early outcome 3 months after I-131 treatment of GD patients in an iodine sufficient area.Materials and Methods: We reviewed medical records of GD patients who received I-131 therapy between January 20...