10.35 10.55. A Diagnostic Challenge in a Patient with Recurrent Gonadotroph Adenoma: Apoplexy, Aggression or something else? Dr S H Khatri and B Whitelaw. King s Health Partners, London.

10.55-11.15. A resistant prolactinoma: what are our options now? Dr R Rathbone, Miss A Borg and Prof W Drake. Barts Health and National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, London.

11.15-11.35. Macromegaly  - a massive headache. Dr A Pal and Mr S Cudlip. Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust.

11.35-11.55. Malignant prolactinoma: challenges in diagnosis and treatment. Dr S Ganti, Prof A Rees. Cardiff University Hospitals.

11.55-12.15. Pituitary MRI: don t press the accelerator. Prof J Newell-Price, University Hospitals, Sheffield.

12.15-12.30. Discussion of morning cases.

12.30-1.30 PM. Networking, national audits, collaborative studies.

Afternoon session

1.30-1.50. It's a headache but the customer is always right. Dr A Morrison, Prof M Levy and Prof M Gurnell. University Hospitals, Leicester and Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust.

1.50-2.10. Misleading hormonal results. Dr. Nazia Mukadam and Prof N Karavitaki, University Hospitals Birmingham.

2.10-2.30 Rare case of Pit1/SF1 co-expression in a pituitary adenoma plurihormonal adenoma or collision tumour? Mr A Nunn and Miss C Gilkes. The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust, Liverpool

2.30-2.50 IPSS interpretation in cyclical Cushing s. Dr A Haddad and Prof K Meeran, Imperial Healthcare, London

2.50-3.10 Parasellar ectopic corticotroph adenoma. Mr N Dorward and colleagues. National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery/University College London Hospitals

3.10-3.40 Final discussion, feedback and certificates

3.45. Close