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Hypercortisolaemia without clinical stigmata of Cushing syndrome.
BMJ case reports - 29 Jan 2024
Krishna Sneha, Morton Adam
Abstract excerpt
A man in his 20s was referred by his general practitioner because of the finding of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)-dependent hypercortisolaemia, discovered as part of investigation of fatigue and alopecia. The man had no other clinical findings suggestive of Cushing syndrome. Further investigation revealed intact diurnal rhythm in cortisol production, normal bone density and excluded assay interference....
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