A very rare case of Cushing's disease for cesarean section: What the anesthesiololgist needs to know

Cushing's syndrome is uncommon in pregnancy, and Cushing's disease being the cause for this syndrome is still rare. We had the opportunity to manage such a patient admitted for cesarean section. Here, we describe the evaluation of a patient with Cushing's syndrome in pregnancy along with its anesthetic implications. By describing this case, we intend to emphasize the role of the anaesthesiologist as a peri operative physician.