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Use of Intravenous Etomidate in a Child To Control Acute Psychosis Induced by the Hypercortisolemia Secondary to Severe Cushing's Disease.

LF Chan, Hughes Cr, J Allgrove, Lee Martin, F. Afshar, PC Hindmarsh, M O Savage, AB Grossman, HL Storr

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Key concepts: Hypercortisolemia, Etomidate, Medicine, Psychosis, Disease, Acute Psychosis, Cushing's disease, Pediatrics

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