Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0052p01 | (1) | UKINETS2017

Genetics and diagnostic characterisation of bladder paragangliomas

Rafique Shaina , Surendran Aarthi , Joshi Mamta , Breen Louise , Velusamy Anand , Izzat Louise , McGowan Barbara , Powrie Jake , Carroll Paul V

Bladder Paragangliomas (PGLs) are a rare manifestation of sympathetic chain PGLs and occur in prone patients with SDH mutation.They often display an aggressive phenotype with metastatic disease and require long-term follow up. SDHB immunostaining plays a significant role in initial risk stratification and facilitating appropriate genetic testing. We report four cases illustrating diagnostic management and outcome issues in this rare neuroendocrine pathology; two with SDHB muta...

ea0050cc05 | Featured Clinical Cases | SFEBES2017

Mutational analysis and SDHB immunostaining in bladder paraganglioma

Rafique Shaina , Surendran Aarthi , Joshi Mamta , Breen Louise , Velusamy Anand , Izatt Louise , McGowan Barbara , Powrie Jake , Carroll Paul V

Bladder Paragangliomas (PGLs) constitute < 1% of all bladder tumours and 5% in our patient cohort of 80 patients with tumours due to SDH deficiency. They often display an aggressive phenotype with metastatic disease and require long-term follow up. SDHB immunostaining plays a significant role in initial risk stratification and facilitating appropriate genetic testing. We present four cases of bladder PGLs; two with SDHB mutation, one SDHA and one is awaiting extended genet...

ea0050cc05 | Featured Clinical Cases | SFEBES2017

Mutational analysis and SDHB immunostaining in bladder paraganglioma

Rafique Shaina , Surendran Aarthi , Joshi Mamta , Breen Louise , Velusamy Anand , Izatt Louise , McGowan Barbara , Powrie Jake , Carroll Paul V

Bladder Paragangliomas (PGLs) constitute < 1% of all bladder tumours and 5% in our patient cohort of 80 patients with tumours due to SDH deficiency. They often display an aggressive phenotype with metastatic disease and require long-term follow up. SDHB immunostaining plays a significant role in initial risk stratification and facilitating appropriate genetic testing. We present four cases of bladder PGLs; two with SDHB mutation, one SDHA and one is awaiting extended genet...

ea0090p167 | Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology | ECE2023

Somatostatin analogue treatment is associated with lack of progression of pNETs <20mm in size in patients with MEN1

Frizelle Isolda , Velusamy Anand , McGowan Barbara , Breen Louise , Duncan Emma , Izatt Louise , Christodoulou Dimitra , Joshi Mamta , Paul Carroll

Introduction: Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours (pNETs) are the main cause of mortality in patients with multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 (MEN1). The CLARINET study demonstrated that somatostatin analogue treatment improved progression free survival in patients with enteropancreatic NETs but little is known about the role of SSA in preventing progression of pNETs in MEN1 (1). Many centres have started using SSA treatment in MEN1 patients with enlarging pNETs or tumours &#62...

ea0065p372 | Reproductive Endocrinology and Biology | SFEBES2019

Turner syndrome and fertility discussion: food for thought from patients

Calanchini Matilde , Joshi Rashi , Cameron-Pimblett Antoinette , Smyth Arlene , Conway Gerard S , Gleeson Helena , Turner Helen E

Due to decreasing ovarian reserve from young age, counselling is vital as chances to conceive spontaneously decrease rapidly and early consideration of fertility options essential. Maternal/fetal-risks are high and patients/specialists face important considerations.Aim: Service-evaluation of adequacy/appropriateness/sufficiency of information about fertility provided to TS patients.Methods: TS women attending two TS-dedicated-centr...

ea0049ep553 | Diabetes complications | ECE2017

Atherosclerotic cardiovascular risk assessment score in diabetes patients: a retrospective analysis of clinical data

Shah Sanjiv , Jana Jayaprakashsai , Jaganmohan Balaji , Selvarajan Raja , Moazam SG , Kolukula Vamsi Krishna , Tippisetty Surekha , Joshi Shashank R

Background: The study aimed to minimize the risk causing factors and evaluate new atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) risk score using Million Hearts® Longitudinal ASCVD risk assessment tool among type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2D) patients.Methods: A non-interventional retrospective analysis of electronic medical records of Apollo Sugar Clinics, India. A total of 365 patient’s data was collected, and were categorized into nor...

ea0049ep555 | Diabetes complications | ECE2017

Dyslipidaemia and diabetes: a real world clinical evidence in Indian scenario

Duvvuru Shantharam , Das Sambit , Moazam SG , Rajendiran N , Venkataraman S , Narayanan NK , Keerthi AV Bhanu , Kolukula Vamsi Krishna , Joshi Shashank

Background: Dyslipidaemia, a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease (CVD) is considerably increasing in patients with diabetes. The purpose of the study was to evaluate the lipid profiles of diabetes patients attending Apollo Sugar Clinics across India.Methods: The current study was a retrospective analysis of electronic medical records of 1487 type 2 diabetes (T2DM) patients who registered at (Dec 2014 to Oct 2016) Apollo Sugar Clinics, across Ind...

ea0037ep194 | Reproduction, endocrine disruptors and signalling | ECE2015

Evaluation of an automatic referral system for inpatients with hyponatraemia: prompt referral leads to active intervention

Mannan Jayamalathy Mannar , Joshi Mamta , Vincent Roy , Sherwood Roy , Jafar-Mohammadi Bahram , Gilbert Jackie , Whitelaw Benjamin , Aylwin Simon

Inpatients with hyponatraemia have a high mortality and longer length of stay. We instituted a system of automatic referral to the endocrinology team where any inpatient with a serum (Na+) ≤125 mmol/l was referred automatically from their biochemical results.Aims: We evaluated the diagnosis, management, and outcome of the patients referred with hyponatraemia over 6 months.Methods: Data were prospectively captured e...

ea0019p11 | Bone | SFEBES2009

Impact of body mass index at baseline on parathyroid hormone and phospho-calcium metabolism in adult growth hormone deficient patients before and after growth hormone replacement therapy

Mon Aung , Ahmad Aftab , Malipatil Nagaraj , Joseph Franklin , White Helen , Joshi Ashwin , Sharma Dushyant , Fraser William , Vora Jiten

Background: Adult growth hormone deficient (AGHD) is associated with reduced bone turnover and reduced bone mineral density (BMD): factors improved by growth hormone replacement (GHR). Obesity is associated with reduced bone turnover but increased BMD. We investigated the impact of body mass index on parathyroid hormone (PTH), phospho-calcium metabolism and bone turnover in AGHD patients before and after GHR.Study design: Of 31 AGHD patients (15 obese pa...

ea0013p3 | Bone | SFEBES2007

Differences in parathyroid hormone secretory rhythm and sensitivity in aging women with osteoporosis and declining insulin like growth factor-1 concentration, compared to young healthy premenopausal women

Joseph Franklin , Ahmad Aftab M , Joshi Ashwin , Wakil Amar , Durham Brian H , Whittingham Pauline , Fraser William D , Vora Jiten P

Introduction: Adult growth hormone deficiency (AGHD) is associated with target organ insensitivity to parathyroid hormone (PTH) and abnormal PTH circadian rhythm. In aging women with established osteoporosis, GH and insulin like growth factor -1 (IGF-1) concentrations are low and administration of GH has been shown to increase bone turnover and bone mineral density (BMD), but the mechanisms remain unclear. Consequently we investigated the effects of declining GH and IGF-1 conc...