Re: subclinical Cushing's syndrome: groups to be screened include DMs, obese, osteoporitic...
- From: "W.M.McKee" <wmmckee@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2007 19:10:50 GMT
On 29-Jun-2007, Susan <nevermind@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"What populations are most likely to have subclinical Cushing's syndrome?
One might look for SCS in two main patient populations with the
expectation that making this diagnosis would lead to a beneficial
therapeutic intervention: 1) patients with an incidentally discovered
tumor that may inappropriately secrete cortisol (adrenal gland) or ACTH
(pituitary gland). Usually these lesions are called incidentalomas. 2)
patients that display non-specific pathologies that may be secondary to
hypercortisolism such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension, osteoporosis
etc.."
Hi Susan,
That could go a long way toward explaining why you've had all that
trouble....
Hope you are feeling better...
Will, T2
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