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ea0081p438 | Reproductive and Developmental Endocrinology | ECE2022

Central precocious puberty developed after treatment of leydig cell tumor: case report

Hadjer Bouguerra , Amina Khellaf , Adimi Amel , Arbouche Zakia

Background: Leydig cell tumors (LCTs) are the most prevalent hormone-secreting testicular tumors, but overall, a rare testicular tumor subtype. Surgery is the main therapy with a favorable prognosis. Nevertheless, the development of central precocious puberty after surgery of the tumor has been observed on rare occasions.Case Report: An 8.5-year-old boy presented with symptoms of sexual precocity dating back to 4 years. He had pubic hair (P4), enlarged l...

ea0073aep619 | Reproductive and Developmental Endocrinology | ECE2021

Leydig cell tumor in childhood: a case report

Bouguerra Hadjer , Khellaf Amina , Adimi Amel , Arbouche Zakia

BackgroundIn the pediatric population, the Leydig cell testicular tumor (TCL) is rare. It manifests communally in childhood with isosexual precocity gonadotropin-independent due to excess testosterone production.Case reportWe admitted a case of an 8.5 years old boy with the complaint of sexual precocity dating back to 4 years, which manifested by acne, hyper seborrhea, stature advance, penile enlargement, pub...

ea0011p174 | Clinical case reports | ECE2006

An unusual carcinoid tumor in a case of Cushing syndrome

Turki ZT , Aouididi FA , Smida HS , Ben Salem LBS , Bouguerra RB , Ben Slama CBS

The overall incidence of carcinoid tumors has been estimated to be 1 to 2 cases /100000 people in USA. Carcinoid tumors habitually accounts for 1% of all cases of Cushing’s syndrome. The authors report an unusual case of ectopic secretion of corticotropin from pulmonary carcinoid tumor.A. F. is a 29 years old patient who has been referred for hypercorticism with patent features including trophical signs and severe depression.L...

ea0011p450 | Endocrine tumours and neoplasia | ECE2006

Pituitary mass and hypothyroidism. A case report

Smida H , Bouguerra R , Ben Salem L , Younsi N , Saidi Ch , Ben Slama C

Pituitary enlargement with long standing hypothyroidism is well established.The clinical evolution of pituitary hyperplasia to thyroid hormone should be monitored closely during primary hypothyroidism because of the rare possibility of an incidental non thyrotropic pituitary tumor that will not regress on thyroid hormone. We report a case of a pituitary mass not responding to thyroid hormone therapy.A 46 years old women was admitte...

ea0011p659 | Reproduction | ECE2006

Clinical, hormonal, neuroradiological characteristics and response to treatment in 29 macroprolactinomas

Bouguerra R , Ben Salem L , Turki Z , Smida H , Kammoun I , Saidi Ch , Ben Slama C

Most macroprolactinomas are responsive to dopamine against drugs. Bromocriptine (BRC) has been available and extensively used in our country. The aims are to assess the outcome in 29 patients with macroprolactinomas who were treated with BRC.Material and methods: A multicentric study of 29 patients with macroprolactinoma (19 female; 10 males). The mean age was 33 years. The pituitary mass was larger than 10 mm in diameter. There was no endocrinological e...

ea0011p284 | Diabetes, metabolism and cardiovascular | ECE2006

Waist circumference cut-offs for categorisation among Tunisian adult population

Bouguerra R , Smida H , Ben Salem L , El Ati J , Gaigi S , Ben Rayana Ch , Ben Slama C , Zouari B

Aims: Waist circumference is a convenient measure of abdominal adipose tissue,it correlates closely with BMI and is strongly linked to obesity- related risk factors. The sex specific waist circumference currently proposed for European male is 94 centimetres and for females is 80 cm. Thus, there is a need to develop sex specific waist circumference cut-offs points appropriate for different population (W.H.O).The aims are to determine the appropriate waist...