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Pituitary tumours in practice: Recognising patterns that matter

Expert/s: Prof Ann McCormack
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In this episode:

  • Symptom clusters that raise suspicion for pituitary disease
  • Which hormone tests truly help, including when to repeat prolactin
  • When brain MRI is appropriate in primary care
  • Essential referral pathway and why endocrinology comes first
  • Practical interim steps while patients await specialist review

 

Expert: Prof Ann McCormack, Staff Specialist

Host: Dr Charlotte Hespe, GP and Medical Educator

Total time: 38 mins

 

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Last Updated: 28 Nov, 2025

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