Pituitary Masterclass Monday 14th Sept 2026.

[[Posters]]                [[Abstract Book]]

[[Timetable in pdf ]]                              [[Previous Pituitary day 2025]]   

[[Recording Part 1]]                [[Recording Part 2]]                [[Recording Part 3]]               

CPD approved 5 external category 1 credits, code 155615. £33 for consultants and trainees alike subsidised rate.

Charing Cross Hospital Glenister Lecture Theatre or live on zoom

The closest tube is Hammersmith because Baron's Court is not fully open. Walk along the Fulham Palace Road to the hospital. If Baron's court is open, then come out of the tube station, and turn right, and then walk through Hammersmith cemetery towards Charing Cross Hospital.
The Glenister is opposite the hospital next to the cemetery, as on these maps.CLICK ON MAPS TO ENLARGE.
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09:00 09:20 Registration and welcome Niamh Martin
Chairs: Dr Anjali Amin, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London. Mr Ramesh Nair, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London.

09:20-10.00 Aggressive Pituitary Tumours. Dr Ben Whitelaw, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London

10:00-10:20 C001 Metastatic Corticotroph PitNET H Casey, EM Freel. Department of Endocrinology, Queen Elizabeth University Glasgow

10:20-10:40 C002 Two Decades of Relentless Recurrence: Cushing's Disease, Nelson's Syndrome and the Challenge of Managing a Progressive Corticotroph Adenoma L Narayanan, A Juszczak. Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

10:40-11:00 C003 How To Manage Gigantism – A Race Against The Epiphyseal Plates. V Mourougavelou, Department of Endocrinology, Barts NHS Health Trust, London

11:00-11:20 C004 Misinterpretation Of Sella Pus, Leading To Visual Loss.C Shepherd, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

11:20-11:49 COFFEE


SESSION 2 Chairs: Dr Emma Hatfield, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London. Dr Zin Htut, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London

11:50-12:20 Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors and the Pituitary Professor Niam Martin, Imperial College London. (Charing Cross Hospital)


12:20-12:40 C005 Subtraction 11C-methionine PET/CT After Osilodrostat Identified A Surgical Target In MRI-negative Cushing’s Disease Z Htut (Imperial) and J MacFarlane (Cambridge).

12:40-13:00 C006 Recurrent Hypophysitis Of Unknown Cause: A Challenging Journey. K Athanasiadou, S Luo, S Khan, Department of Diabetes and Endocrinology, University College London.

13:00-13:20 C007 The Adenoma That Changed Its Mind: Evolution from Macroprolactinoma to Recurrent Acromegaly. M Mankumare, Royal Liverpool
13:20-14:10 LUNCH


SESSION 3 Chairs: Dr Alison Wren, Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust, London. Dr Marcus Martineau, West Middlesex University Hospital, London.


14:15-14:55 Prolactinoma in pregnancy Dr Marie Freel, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.

14:55-15:15 C008 Rapidly Deteriorating Vision In PregnancyN Osman, N Raoof, R Khan, WM Drake, St Bartholomew’s Hospital.

15:15-15:35 C009 Management Of Acromegaly Where Fertility Preservation Is A Priority: Use Of Methionine PET Imaging To Guide Second Trans-Sphenoidal Surgery R Valecha, N Karimaghaei, I Boughazi, A Wren, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.

15:35-15:55 C010 When Surgery Can Safely Wait: Multidisciplinary Management Of A Pituitary Macroadenoma In Pregnancy B Bhatt, UCL Medical School and Queen’s Hospital Romford

15:55-16:15 C011 A Double Whammy - Persistent Thyrotoxicosis Following TSHoma Resection A Al-Qaysi, A Pal, J Tomlinson, Oxford Centre for Endocrinology (OCDEM)

16:15-16:40 FEEDBACK AND CLOSE