Talk:Pseudo-Cushing's syndrome
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Contradiction?
editIn copyediting this article last month, I noticed that the following line in the "Investigations" section seems to contradict itself and tagged it as such:
- Loss of diurnal variation in cortisol levels (
loss of diurnal variation isseen only in true Cushing's Syndrome){{contradiction}}
If the loss of cortisol-level diurnal variation is seen only in true Cushing's syndrome (as the second part of the sentence states), I don't know why the same finding would be used in a diagnosis of Pseudo-Cushing's; perhaps someone can clarify this statement with a citation. Wi2g 15:12, 25 February 2011 (UTC)
- ...but after re-reading the sentence, think I finally understand what was meant; I removed the tag and a few words of text as shown above, to (hopefully) clarify the point. Wi2g 00:39, 26 February 2011 (UTC)