Suspecting Hypercortisolism in Patients With Resistant Diabetes
Key Opinion Leaders address the psychiatric issues associated with hypercortisolism and highlight crucial clinical symptoms to look for when diagnosing the condition, such as hypertension in patients under 30 without a family history, diabetes in those under 40 with no family history, and bone issues among other signs.
EP: 1.Defining Resistant Diabetes
EP: 2.Differentiating Medication Non-Adherence From Underlying Comorbidities
EP: 3.Barriers to Accessing New Anti-Diabetes Medications
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EP: 4.Suspecting Hypercortisolism in Patients With Resistant Diabetes
EP: 5.Testing for Hypercortisolism
EP: 6.Patient Subgroups With a Higher Prevalence of Hypercortisolism
EP: 7.Evolving Perception of Autonomous Adrenal Hypercortisolism
EP: 8.Pathophysiology of Hypercortisolism
EP: 9.Need to Address Underlying Hypercortisolism
EP: 10.Approaching Treatment in Hypercortisolism
EP: 11.Choosing Between Medical and Surgical Options for Hypercortisolism
EP: 12.Long-Term Outcomes for Patients Treated for Hypercortisolism
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