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Transient pregnancy-induced Cushing's syndrome is a rare condition characterized by the manifestation of symptoms solely during pregnancy, which typically resolve spontaneously following delivery or miscarriage. While it has been established that GNAS is associated with adrenal tumors, its specific role in the pathogenesis of pregnancy-induced Cushing's syndrome remains uncertain.This work aims to examine the association between GNAS mutation and pregnancy-induced Cushing's syndrome.
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