… be potential candidates for … pituitary tumors (clinically functioning and NFPAs) with different
response patterns (136,137). Among the six patients with nonfunctioning pituitary adenoma …

… Pituitary function is also more likely to be recovered if the … If the patient is not a viable
candidate for surgery, pituitary irradiation should be considered. This usually prevents further …

Non-functioning pituitary tumours are mostly of gonadotroph cell origin and are devoid of
humoral hypersecretory syndromes. They are usually large at the time of diagnosis, commonly …

… of nonfunctioning pituitary adenomas and suggest a potential … Some degree of selection of
candidates for postoperative … with nonfunctioning adenomas is, therefore, potentially possible …

… expression and are potential candidates for treatment with … nonfunctioning pituitary adenomas
(NFPA). Because of their frequently large size at the time of diagnosis and their potentially …

… Based on the 14 candidate protein signatures from the intersection of significant proteins in
… used to screen the most likely candidate factors for tumour regrowth (shown in Additional file …

… nonfunctioning pituitary adenomas (NFPAs) and provide a guidance for therapeutic decision
making and identification of potential … differentially expressed candidate biomarkers by …

… was to evaluate the potential contributions of new treatment … on the treatment efficacy in
nonfunctioning pituitary adenoma of new … in relation to tumor behavior or response to treatment. …

… -miR-652-3p_R+1, and hsa-miR-1180-3p are candidate biomarkers for diagnosis and
screening of NFPAs. More importantly, prospective follow-up reveals that hsa-miR-486-5p can be …

… In our analysis, pituitary apoplexy was significantly more likely to occur during follow-up in
… candidates may be safely managed nonoperatively with appropriate follow-up. Follow-up of …