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Appropriate laboratory testing in the screening and work-up of Cushing's syndrome

¹Department of Pathology, Metropolitan-Mt. Sinai Medical Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

American Journal of Clinical Pathology

|September 1, 1988

Abstract:

The wide array of tests available for the diagnosis of Cushing's syndrome can be daunting. This review discusses each test and its role in the diagnosis of patients with this disorder. The discussion is then followed by an algorithm that summarizes the appropriate work-up of Cushing's syndrome.

Keywords:

Cushing's syndrome diagnosis hormone testing adrenal function tests endocrinology testing

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