Imaging, cytologic, histologic, and molecular investigations all contributed to the diagnosis of a rare case of HTT in a woman with an incidentally discovered mass in the left lobe of her thyroid gland.

Partial hypopituitarism with adrenocorticotropin deficiency as the main manifestation in a man who presented with fatigue, nausea, poor appetite, and a history of HFRS.

Reappraising the role of scintigraphy in the era of ultrasound-based TIRADS-oriented management of thyroid nodules, with practical information on how to use it appropriately.

Definitive diagnosis of pituitary insufficiency is largely based on laboratory tests, but these tests have limitations. Clinicians need to be alert to laboratory values that do not match the clinical picture.

Screening rates for primary aldosteronism among at-risk patients with hypertension can be improved by implementing a best-practice advisory in electronic health records that prompts physicians to order the relevant tests.

All stages of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) are more common in people with type 2 diabetes than those without, but how feasible is universal screening of people with type 2 diabetes for liver fibrosis?

A pancreatic neuroendocrine microtumor with a high proliferation rate but metabolic, genetic, and epigenetic features correlated with a less aggressive disease course highlights the need to better understand PanNET tumorigenesis.

In this first head-to-head comparison of these tests, 158 adults with polydipsia and hypotonic polyuria or a confirmed diagnosis of AVR deficiency completed both tests on different days.

Unravel the patterns, mechanisms, diagnosis, and treatment of thyroid dysfunction induced by immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy, and learn about the factors that impact the risk of dysfunction occurring.

How do European recommendations for management of advanced/metastatic thyroid cancer compare with real-world practice, especially in terms of molecular testing? This article highlights the disparities and the need for standardized, accessible approaches.

Ectopic thyroid is very rarely found as a solitary tumor in the submandibular region, but it should be considered in the differential diagnosis when papillary structures are seen on histopathology.

Since its release, FRAX® has been incorporated into numerous clinical guidelines. This review describes its characteristics, limitations, and diagnostic and therapeutic thresholds, and argues that screening with FRAX® should be considered.

Monitoring thyroglobulin levels can provide insight into many thyroid conditions, from differentiated thyroid cancer to destructive thyroiditis, thyroid trauma, factitious thyrotoxicosis, and now immune checkpoint-related thyroid dysfunction.

This review provides an overview of polyuria-polydipsia syndrome, its evaluation, and available diagnostic tests, before focusing on treatment and management of AVP-D, including the need to evaluate psychopathological factors.

Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a rare monogenic hereditary osteopathy with an incidence of 1 in 15,000 to 20,000 live births, characterized by bone fragility and multiple bone fractures [ 1 ]. OI is caused by alteration in synthesis and …