This case study—the Cushing’s Hub Clinical Case Competition winning entry—looks at primary bilateral macronodular adrenal hyperplasia as a cause of Cushing’s with special emphasis on the role of aberrant receptors.
The third interactive case study describes patient follow-up after bilateral adrenalectomy and explains how to develop a treatment plan for an aggressive Nelson’s tumour.
The second interactive case study explores the management of relapsing Cushing’s disease in a woman of childbearing age with emphasis given to pregnancy planning.
This interactive training module uses a case study format to explore the optimal way to assess cortisolemia in patients who have started treatment for Cushing’s syndrome.
