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ITE 2025 Live
Recording: ITE 2025 Live - Adrenal, Diabetes, Pit ...
Recording: ITE 2025 Live - Adrenal, Diabetes, Pituitary, Thyroid
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In the video, we have a session from ITE Live conducted by the Endocrine Society, led by Hannah Gittner and featuring several health professionals, discussing various clinical areas like adrenal, diabetes, pituitary, and thyroid disorders. The event is aimed at providing insights into performance data and highlighting key areas for improvement. Attendees, including fellows, had the opportunity to ask questions in real-time to promote interaction and learning. Dr. Nick Tritos introduces the session, emphasizing gratitude towards the faculty and society staff. The session then delves into detailed clinical case discussions led by different specialists, each addressing common issues and treatments within their fields.<br /><br />Dr. Alan Chang, alongside Dr. Ricardo Correa, opens with adrenal disorder cases, discussing conditions like primary hyperaldosteronism and the implications of hormone levels on treatment and surgical decisions. They emphasize the significance of distinguishing between unilateral and bilateral adrenal diseases and appropriate intervention strategies.<br /><br />Following them, Drs. Derek Beckman and Brianna Johnson-Rabbit address diabetes management, focusing on insulin pump initialization, the impact of medications on glucose management, and the strategic use of pharmacotherapy to manage type 2 diabetes alongside comorbid conditions like liver disease.<br /><br />Dr. Brandon Gaunt discusses pituitary disorders, emphasizing the importance of differentiating hormone excesses and deficiencies in cases like acromegaly and infertility due to hypogonadotropic hypogonadism.<br /><br />Finally, Dr. Kristen Kobaly and Dr. Traver Angel cover thyroid disorders, highlighting the clinical implications of treating hypothyroidism with combined thyroid hormone therapy, particularly during pregnancy, and the risks associated with overtreatment.<br /><br />The session closes with Q&A, addressing participant inquiries to underscore the need for careful evaluation and individualized treatment plans within endocrinology.
Keywords
Endocrine Society
adrenal disorders
diabetes management
pituitary disorders
thyroid disorders
clinical case discussions
hormone therapy
insulin pump
individualized treatment
performance data
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