A case of subclinical Cushing's syndrome in pregnancy with superimposed preeclampsia

Abstract

Abstract When we see preexistent hypertension in pregnancy, subclinical Cushing's syndrome should be considered in the differential diagnosis since this disorder can cause perinatal complications. MRI can be useful for identifying adrenal incidental tumors during pregnancy.

Keywords

• adrenal incidental tumor
• pregnancy
• subclinical Cushing's syndrome
• superimposed preeclampsia