Adrenal Q&A with Dr. Tobias Carling of the Hospital for Endocrine Surgery - October 2024 скачать в хорошем качестве

Adrenal Q&A with Dr. Tobias Carling of the Hospital for Endocrine Surgery - October 2024

Every few months, Dr. Carling of the Carling Adrenal Center at the Hospital for Endocrine Surgery hosts a Facebook Live Q&A. He answers questions on all things adrenal glands, adrenal disease, and adrenal surgery. Check it out for answers from a world expert on many of your burning questions regarding the adrenals. Follow the Carling Adrenal Center on Facebook to be notified of our next Live Q&A so you can participate. ---- Dr. Carling is the most experienced adrenal surgeon in the United States, and by far the world's most knowledgeable surgeon-scientist when it comes to adrenal gland function and disease, adrenal tumors and cancer, and all forms of adrenal gland surgery. Dr. Carling has more experience with advanced minimally invasive adrenal and endocrine operations than any surgeon in the United States. A fellow of the American College of Surgeons, Dr. Carling is a significant member of both the American Association of Endocrine Surgeons (AAES) and the International Association of Endocrine Surgeons (IAES). More about him here: https://www.adrenal.com/tobias-carling 00:01 Introduction and hurricane impact update 01:19 Partial adrenalectomy and steroid use after surgery 03:38 High cortisol effects on heart and arrhythmia 04:48 Adrenal vein sampling in diagnosing Conn syndrome 07:19 Surgery outcomes for Cushing syndrome patients 11:08 Blood pressure improvement post Conn syndrome surgery 14:33 Bilateral adrenal tumors and surgery approach 15:11 Treatment and malignancy signs of pheochromocytoma 18:43 Recovery time and hormone therapy after adrenal surgery 21:09 Risk of adrenal tumor recurrence after surgery 23:12 Hormone testing for adrenal tumor diagnosis 24:26 Reliable tests for diagnosing adrenal Cushing syndrome 26:51 Traveling for adrenal surgery and follow-up care 29:14 Adrenal function after removing one problematic gland 30:31 Adrenal cancer outcomes and emerging treatments 33:40 Referral process and becoming a patient at center 34:27 Revision surgery for incomplete adrenal tumor removal 35:52 Robotic versus mini-back scope adrenalectomy 38:03 Adrenal vein sampling after previous adrenal surgery 38:45 Hereditary adrenal tumors and genetic testing 42:03 Closing remarks and gratitude