A 46-year-old gentleman had a complicated course of COVID-19 pneumonia. Despite the recovery of the respiratory status, he developed corpus callosum hematoma and critical illness neuropathy/myopathy, the clinical situation became more complicated by developing pulmonary embolism that required anticoagulation. Fortunately, the patient made a good recovery.

we report a 24 years old female patient, who presented with features of crushing syndrome. upon evaluation, she was found to have ectopic Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)–dependent Cushing’s syndrome due to a thymic tumor. histopathology confirmed ACTH secreting tumor. she was treated With Video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery and had a successful recovery.