A 54-year-old previously well headteacher presents to the endocrinology clinic
A 54-year-old previously well headteacher presents to the endocrinology clinic after being diagnosed with Cushing’s syndrome by her GP. Initial investigations showed significantly raised cortisol and ACTH levels and an ACTH-secreting tumour was suspected. A CT TAP and MRI pituitary show no obvious mass. What would be the next best investigation to organise?
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