Measures and Regimens for Preventing Drug-Induced Cushing’s Syndrome

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Cortisol release and its modification by glucocorticoids

When glucocorticoid medication is suddenly withheld, the atrophic cortex is unable to produce sufficient cortisol and a potentially life-threatening cortisol deficiency may develop. Therefore, glucocorticoid therapy should always be tapered off by gradual reduction of the dosage.

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ECG Case 1

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A 52 years old woman presented with this ECG. The computer interpretation is : Atrial Fibrillation with Ventricular Response of 95Chronic Pulmonary Disease PatternQT Interval long rate Do you agree…

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