“…In a few cases, hormonal disturbances could be related to the association of empty sella turcica with the infarction of a hormonally active pituitary adenoma revealed at pneumoencephalography (5 cases of prolactinomas (Jordan et al, 1977;Schaison and Metzger, 1969;Bar, Mazzaferri and Malarkey, 1975;Bryner and Greenblatt, 1977), 2 cases of Cushing's disease (Ganguly et al, 1976;Mortara and Norrell, 1970), 2 cases of acromegaly (Neelon et al, 1973;Molitch et al, 1977). Diabetes insipidus associated with primary empty sella syndrome was reported in 4 cases (Schaison and Metzger, 1969;Cupps and Wolff, 1978;Marisson and Pimstone, 1973).…”