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Clinical management challenges of Cushing’s disease associated with double pituitary adenomas: four cases and literature review

Di Zhang Wan Su Jing-Hua Liu Siti Liu Yuchen Wei Hui You Bo Hou Xin-Xin Mao Yi Zhang K. Deng Ji-Fang Liu Yong Yao Lin Lu

Aug 2026 · Endocrine · Vol 91 · 0 citations · 47 references

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DPAs involving a corticotroph component should be considered as a possible explanation for persistent hypercortisolism after TSS when the resected lesion is negative for ACTH and T-PIT and the role of adjunctive molecular imaging remains preliminary.

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