PA exist in a continuum.Prevalence of PA among pts with low renin HTN is significantly higher than other causes.MRA is very helpful in reducing complication rate among low renin HTN pts.These pts will very likely have PA in the future/it's just that we've not diagnosed them yet.
Low-renin hypertension in incidental adrenal adenomas and response to aldosterone-targeted therapy: a prospective study @renebaudrand@ThomasUslar
https://t.co/wRsDEThszS
Low-renin hypertension in incidental adrenal adenomas and response to aldosterone-targeted therapy: a prospective study @renebaudrand@ThomasUslar
https://t.co/wRsDEThszS
Had an incredible week at #ENDO2026. Sharing our PPGL research, learning from colleagues around the world, and enjoying everything Chicago had to offer 🌇✨
Evaluating the impact of adrenalectomy and mineralocorticoid receptor antagonists for primary aldosteronism on left ventricular remodeling: a systematic review and meta-analysis by Yu-Ching Chang @ChengHsuanTsai et al 👉 https://t.co/jl1dbmsVKY
Existing models for PPGL use metadrenalines as binary-elevated or not for prognostication. But we explored the role of quantitative metadrenaline burden. Excited to receive @TheEndoSociety Outstanding Abstract Award! Will be presenting at ENDO 2026 June 13, 1:45 PM :)
#ENDO2026
Outstanding Abstract Award Winners | We are pleased to announce our cohort of outstanding abstract awardees for ENDO 2026. View this year's winners: https://t.co/KkFywPJ7Ia #ENDO2026#endocrinology
🫀 Don’t stop spironolactone just because eGFR dips.
TOPCAT Americas analysis (1,648 HFpEF patients):
• 26% had early acute eGFR decrease ≥15% — and it was adversely prognostic
• Early eGFR dip → HR 3.53 for sustained renal decline/ESKD/renal death
• Yet spironolactone consistently reduced CV death, HF hospitalization & aborted cardiac arrest vs. placebo (P-interaction = 0.64)
The CV benefit persisted regardless of early eGFR change.
An acute eGFR dip after MRA initiation should not automatically trigger discontinuation.
#HFpEF #Cardiology #HeartFailure #MedTwitter
📢 New multicenter collaboration
🧬 Metastatic paragangliomas & pheochromocytomas
📊 Response & survival patterns
🤝 Two Spanish centers
Now published in Journal of Neuroendocrinology (JNE) 📖
Science moves forward together 💙 @HospitalLaFe@VHIO@vallhebron@PheoPara@APheipas
🚨📅 SAVE THE DATE! Our @unibirmingham@unibirm_CMH Birmingham Adrenal Tumour Masterclass will be back on 12/09/2026.
Registrations opening soon!
ℹ️ Topic: secondary #hypertension & primary aldosteronism #primaryaldo#adrenal
🔗https://t.co/u8ZKxKjey7
Congratulations to our Early Career Forum program winners. Our awardees will attend ENDO 2026 and participate in a unique workshop to connect them with experts in the field. View our awardees: https://t.co/BHcQqeAjAG #ENDO2026#endocrinology
Our study has been accepted as a rapid-fire presentation at ENDO 2026 Conference!
“Quantitative Metadrenaline Burden and Tumour Characteristics Predict Prognosis in PPGL: A 12-Year Single Centre Cohort Study.”
Looking forward to presenting our findings :)
#ENDO2026
Honored to share our work in the Adrenal Network session at #SfEBES2026, on the novel HISTAR score-integrating CYP11B2 immunohistochemistry with clinical predictors to enhance cure prediction post adrenalectomy in primary aldosteronism. Grateful for the engaging discussion !
Pleased to share our newly published case series on RFX6-MODY, highlighting clinical considerations in pregnancy and the first documented use of tirzepatide post pregnancy in this rare MODY subtype. Thanks to all my co-authors!
RFX6-MODY is a MODY subtype, with limited management guidance, particularly in pregnancy.
A new case series by Prethivan Pillai Gopalakrishnan et al. offers insight into clinical features & management of two patients diagnosed during pregnancy.
🔓https://t.co/8mPphaRFkJ
#MODY
Delighted to win the Best Oral Presentation Award at the recent Northwest Endocrine Society Meeting! Was a pleasure to share our study on the diagnostic value of saline infusion test in predicting lateralisation in primary aldosteronism among intermediate probability patients