2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.wneu.2017.05.070
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First Report of Coexistence of Two Ectopic Pituitary Tumors: Rathke Cleft Cyst and Silent Adrenocorticotropic Hormone Adenoma

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“…Furthermore, our combined approach provided preservation of all anatomic structures, no evidence of postoperative CSF leak and no evidence of postoperative transient or permanent olfactory loss thus minimizing postoperative discomfort. Overall, our experiences indicate that both microsurgical and endoscopic techniques have merits and should be used as complementary, rather than competing, techniques (32).…”
Section: Microsurgery Vs Endoscopic Surgery and Our Experiences With Combinationmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Furthermore, our combined approach provided preservation of all anatomic structures, no evidence of postoperative CSF leak and no evidence of postoperative transient or permanent olfactory loss thus minimizing postoperative discomfort. Overall, our experiences indicate that both microsurgical and endoscopic techniques have merits and should be used as complementary, rather than competing, techniques (32).…”
Section: Microsurgery Vs Endoscopic Surgery and Our Experiences With Combinationmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…They also revealed that the RCC was adjacent to the pituitary adenoma in seven out of eight of the patients in whom this concurrent association was found and in one of the patients, the cyst enclosed the adenoma 12. Pojskić et al in their 2017 publication claimed to have described the first case of two ectopic pituitary lesions: a RCC and a silent adrenocorticotropic hormone adenoma, found in the sphenoidal sinus 13…”
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confidence: 97%
“… 12 Pojskić et al in their 2017 publication claimed to have described the first case of two ectopic pituitary lesions: a RCC and a silent adrenocorticotropic hormone adenoma, found in the sphenoidal sinus. 13 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Generally speaking, recurrence rates after surgical approach of RCC can assume values up to one-third of cases -being correlated with factors such as the shape of enhancement of the cyst wall, existence of squamous metaplasia, signs of chronic inflammation or stratified epithelium, fierceness of cyst wall resection, and the use of fat graft in an eventual repair [6,7]. When compared to RCC, the intrasphenoidal subtype does not seem to present different clinical features that can easier the pre-operative diagnostic process [9][10][11][12][13]. As RCC presents in the posterior wall of the sphenoid sinus, usually this cannot be properly evaluated in the fibroscopy, except if there was a previous intervention in this area with opening of the anterior portion of the sphenoid sinus [18].…”
Section: Table 1: Summary Of the Intrasphenoidal Rathke's Cleft Cyst ...mentioning
confidence: 99%