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Elevated serum cortisol and elevated ACTH. ( Normally should be suppressed) To differentiate if ACTH coming from pituitary or ectopic do an overnight dexamethasone suppression test with 8 mg. If level of ACTH is suppressed to less than 1/2 or normal diagnostic of Cushing Disease. Next is to image brain with MRI. To r/o ectopic ACTH form malignancy check 17 hydroxysteroid. Elevated

Author: Pristine Noodle



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How do you diagnose Cushing Disease?


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