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The Cushing syndrome induced by bronchial carcinoid tumors
Andrew H. Limper
, Paul C. Carpenter
, Bernd Scheithauer
, Bruce A. Staats
Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
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Cushing's Syndrome
100%
Bronchial Carcinoid Tumor
100%
Chest Radiograph
66%
Computed Tomography
50%
Carcinoid Tumor
50%
Surgical Resection
33%
Clinical Features
33%
Consecutive Patients
33%
Histopathological Features
33%
Corticotropin
33%
Clinical Manifestations
16%
Mayo Clinic
16%
Patient Outcomes
16%
Tumor
16%
Patient Response
16%
Immunostaining
16%
Clinical Presentation
16%
Metastatic Disease
16%
Retrospective Analysis
16%
Medical Center
16%
Occult
16%
Clinical Spectrum
16%
Biochemical Analysis
16%
Partial Remission
16%
Complete Remission
16%
Radiograph
16%
Nodular Lesion
16%
Typical Carcinoid
16%
Radiographic Features
16%
Hypokalemia
16%
Chest Radiography
16%
Glucocorticoid Response
16%
High-dose Dexamethasone
16%
L-normal
16%
Hormonally Active
16%
Metyrapone
16%
Serum Values
16%
Occult Lesion
16%
Glucocorticoid Excess
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Bronchus Carcinoid
100%
Carcinoid
100%
Cushing Syndrome
100%
Thorax Radiography
55%
Computer Assisted Tomography
33%
Glucocorticoid
22%
Corticotropin
22%
Neoplasm
11%
Metastatic Carcinoma
11%
Drug Megadose
11%
Immunohistochemistry
11%
Patient Referral
11%
Clinical Feature
11%
Dexamethasone
11%
Biopsy Technique
11%
Hypokalemia
11%
Metyrapone
11%
Diseases
11%
Biochemical Analysis
11%