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1. Impact of Frailty on Outcomes after Surgery in Patients with Cushing’s Disease: Findings from the Multicenter Rapid Registry

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Findlay, Matt, additional, Massey, Conner, additional, Rennert, Robert, additional, Lucke-Wold, Brandon, additional, Evans, James, additional, Collopy, Sarah, additional, Kim, Won, additional, Delery, William, additional, Pacione, Donato, additional, Kim, Albert, additional, Silverstein, Julie, additional, Kanga, Mridu, additional, Chicoine, Michael, additional, Gardner, Paul, additional, Valappil, Benita, additional, Abdallah, Hussein, additional, Sarris, Christina, additional, Henricks, Benjamin, additional, Torok, Ildiko, additional, Low, Trevor, additional, Crocker, Tomi, additional, Yuen, Kevin, additional, Viga, Vera, additional, Fernandez-Miranda, Juan, additional, Kshettry, Varun, additional, Little, Andrew, additional, and Karsy, Michael, additional

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2024
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2. Founding of a National Surgical Research Consortium for Pituitary Disorders: Description of Cushing's Disease Cohort, Surgeon Characteristics, and Report of Outcomes.

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Little, Andrew S., Karsy, Michael, Evans, James, Kim, Won, Gardner, Paul, Pacione, Donato, Kim, Albert, Torok, Ildiko, Crocker, Tomi, Low, Trevor, Silverstein, Julie, Rennert, Robert, Wu, Kyle, Couldwell, William, Abdallah, Hussein, Garrett, Trey, Vigo, Vera, Fernandez-Miranda, Juan, Zada, Gabriel, and Barkhoudarian, Garni

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CUSHING'S syndrome, CONSORTIA, SURGEONS
Abstract

This article discusses the establishment of a national pituitary surgical research platform called RAPID, which aims to improve patient care and surgical outcomes for pituitary disorders. The initial focus of the collaboration is on Cushing's disease. The study provides an overview of the patient cohort, surgical outcomes, and lays the foundation for future research. The data collected from nine academic pituitary centers shows that 528 patients with Cushing's disease were treated by 26 neurosurgeons from 2003 to 2023. The report highlights insights into surgical outcomes and disease recurrence rates across different surgeons and environments. The collaboration is expected to advance the standard of care for patients with pituitary disorders. [Extracted from the article]

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2024
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3. Drivers of Hospital Financial Performance and Patient Outcomes in Cushing Disease

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Furey, Charuta G., additional, Bauer, Izzi, additional, Cossio, Frank, additional, Farhadi, Dara S., additional, Smith, Elizabeth, additional, Torok, Ildiko, additional, Low, Trevor, additional, Crocker, Tomi, additional, Asher, Anthony M., additional, Sarris, Christina E., additional, Hendricks, Benjamin K., additional, Brigeman, Scott T., additional, and Little, Andrew S., additional

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2023
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