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Postpartum thyroiditis

Associated with positive anti-TPO or anti-microsomal antibodies


Most likely will become euthyroid eventually

Oncogenic osteomalacia

FGF23 releasing tumour, which inhibits phosphate reabsorption


Low Phos, raised ALP, low 1-25 VitD

Hypothyroidism in pregnancy

Autoimmune polyendocrine/polyglandular syndrome (APS)

Myxoedema coma

IV hydrocortisone (because Addisonian crisis can co-exist)


IV T3


Slow rewarming

Amiodarone-induced thyroiditis type 1 and 2

Charcot joint

Diagnosis: Indium labelled white cell scan



Immobilisation for at least 3 months


Bisphosphonate

Metformin-related diarrhoea

Bile salt malabsorption - high dose Metformin is thought to interfere with the enterohepatic circulation of bile salts


Can be avoided with slow up-titration of the dose

Pituitary adenoma

GH secreting adenoma - somatostatin analog, 2nd line is surgery/pegvisomant



Prolactin secreting - dopamine agonist eg bromocriptine/cabergoline

Cold Vs hot nodule

Hot nodules can be treated with radioiodine


Cold nodules may need surgery especially if malignant

Craniopharyngioma

Calcified cyst arising from remnants of the craniopharyngeal duct (CT head shows suprasellar calcified cyst)



Growth failure/delayed puberty


Headache

Causes of hypopituitarism

Tumour


Infection



Inflammation - autoimmune or lymphocytic hypophysitis


Infiltration - neurosarcoidosis, histiocytosis, excessive iron (haemochromatosis, excessive blood transfusion)



Vascular - Sheehan's syndrome


Radiation


Trauma


Congenital


Toxin - Bites from Russell's Vipers

Acute intermittent porphyria

Abdo tenderness during attacks, confused and hallucination, back and leg pain



Hyponatremia



Treat: IV dextrose, IV haem arginate

Pseudohypoparathyroidism

Raised PTH but PTH receptor unresponsive



Short stature


Short metacarpals


Subcutaneous calcification


Intellectual impairment

Insulinoma

Exercise provocation test after an overnight fast

Graves disease in pregnancy

Propylthiouracil in first trimester


Carbimazole in second and third trimester

Cranial diabetes insipidus

Cushing's syndrome

Initial screening test


- serum cortisol between 8pm and 11pm


- 24hour urinary cortisol



Definitive: dexamethasone suppression test

Subacute thyroiditis/de quervain

Global decreased uptake



Treat with NSAID