Objective: Pituitary apoplexy is a clinical condition resulting in neurological and pituitary
dysfunction as a result of pituitary tumor infarction or hemorrhage. Surgery is often …

We present a case of pituitary apoplexy in a 52-year-old Caucasian female who was
referred by her optometrist to Palmerston North Hospital Eye Clinic with a three-week history …

Methods: Patients with symptomatic PA were identified from a prospectively maintained
database over a 12-year period. Radiographic, endocrinological, and ophthalmological …

Background: Neuro-ophthalmologic signs are common clinical manifestations of pituitary
apoplexy. Managing sudden visual loss is critical for achieving a good outcome. The timing …

The aim of this study is to report the neuro-ophthalmic outcome in patients who underwent
transsphenoidal decompression for unilateral or bilateral blindness that was due to pituitary …

OBJECT This study was undertaken to analyze the predisposing factors, clinical
presentation, therapeutic management, and clinical recovery in patients with pituitary …

Introduction Pituitary apoplexy is a serious, emergent, and potentially dangerous condition
of the pituitary in which the gland is affected by hemorrhage and/or ischemia typically in the …

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Purpose Bilateral blindness in patients with pituitary apoplexy is rare and infrequently
studied. Visual outcomes after surgical decompression are unpredictable and predictors of …

OBJECTIVE Early surgical intervention for patients with pituitary apoplexy (PA) is thought to
improve visual outcomes and decrease mortality. However, some patients may have good …