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• W2063236444 abstract "THE AUTHORS HAVE reviewed the results of transsphenoidal surgery for pituitary adenomas done on 66 children (younger than 16 yr of age) between 1966 and 1992. Ninety-four percent (62 of 66) showed clinical evidence of pituitary hormonal hypersecretion. The most common type was the adrenocorticotropic hormone-secreting adenoma (n = 36), followed by the prolactinoma (n = 18) and the growth hormone-secreting types (n = 8). There were four cases of nonfunctioning adenomas. Adrenocorticotropic hormone-secreting tumors in children had presentations and surgical results similar to those seen in adults. Twenty-three of 33 patients with Cushing's disease had simple adenomectomy or subtotal hypophysectomy without symptomatic recurrence. Four of 10 initial treatment failures had subsequent successful surgical intervention, resulting in an overall cure rate of 78%. Postoperative hypocortisolism was suggestive of surgical success but was not absolute. Of three patients with Nelson syndrome, none were successfully treated with surgery alone and two developed invasive disease. Prolactin-secreting and growth hormone-secreting tumors in children occurred more commonly with suprasellar expansion than did their adult counterparts. Transsphenoidal surgery was capable of controlling disease in only 12% (1 of 8) of growth hormone-secreting tumors, and 67% (12 of 18) of prolactin-secreting tumors required postoperative medical therapy or radiotherapy for persistently elevated prolactin levels. Special difficulty was noted in boys with prolactinomas and in girls with primary amenorrhea. As in adults, preoperative prolactin levels correlated with ultimate surgical success rates. Seventeen percent of patients (12 of 66) required drilling of incompletely pneumatized sphenoid sinuses, but in no cases were anatomic differences related to patient age or size thought to be a limiting factor in the surgical procedure and outcome." @default.
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• W2063236444 title "Transsphenoidal Surgery for Pituitary Adenomas in Children" @default.
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