Adrenal Q&A with Dr. Tobias Carling of the Hospital for Endocrine Surgery - February 2025 скачать в хорошем качестве

Adrenal Q&A with Dr. Tobias Carling of the Hospital for Endocrine Surgery - February 2025

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 00:11 Introduction to adrenal Q&A session 00:53 Symptoms and deciding on surgery vs medication 03:24 Testing for adrenal tumors and hormone levels 05:11 Partial adrenalectomy and preserving adrenal tissue 09:02 Managing hormone replacement after surgery 14:03 Clinical trials and adrenal research 15:28 Adrenal medullary hyperplasia and follow-up scans 17:30 Adrenal myolipoma and symptom evaluation 18:44 Genetic testing for pheochromocytoma 20:30 Fluctuating blood pressure and adrenal tumors 21:47 Interpreting DHEAS and cortisol levels 24:33 Diagnosing pheochromocytoma and imaging 26:24 Partial vs total adrenal gland removal 29:24 Risks of removing both adrenal glands 31:14 Cushing syndrome cure and tumor recurrence 33:04 Medications after adrenal gland removal 34:50 Recovery and lifestyle after adrenal surgery 35:58 Monitoring for tumor recurrence post-surgery 37:08 Managing emotional and physical changes post-surgery 41:39 Assessing malignancy risk of adrenal tumors 43:28 Post-surgery travel recommendations 44:44 When to remove small functioning adrenal tumors 46:02 Hyperplasia without imaging findings and diagnosis