… of pituitary-adrenal deficiency. Alternatively, it cannot be completely excluded that adrenal
insufficiency … with secondary adrenal insufficiency. Neth J Med 1988:32:72-8 19. Toogood AA. …

… A Ct or lateral skull radiograph also should be obtained if bone invasion by a pituitary
tumor is suspected or if calcifications in a craniopharyngioma are to be demonstrated. …

… as one component of pituitary insufficiency as an isolated defect in adrenocorticotropic
hormone (ACTH) secretion or as deficiency of ACTH and other pituitary hormones in combination. …

… Optimal treatment of endogenous Cushing’s syndrome, regardless of the cause, is surgical
resection of the source of glucocorticoid excess (pituitary adenoma, nonpituitary tumor …

… adrenal insufficiency is a tumor of the hypothalamic-pituitary region, usually associated with
panhypopituitarism caused by tumor … the pituitary tumor with secondary adrenal insufficiency …

… Our centre’s diagnostic criteria for secondary adrenal insufficiency for this study were:
0800–0900 am cortisol level of less than 100 nmol/L and suboptimal peak cortisol response to …

… Secondary hypogonadism and adrenal insufficiency were found in two patients. Of the 10
patients in this study, followup data are available in 5 in whom the size of the …

… hemorrhage into the adrenal glands may cause primary adrenal insufficiency; destruction of
… for adrenal insufficiency to develop. Metastatic cancer is a rare cause of adrenal insufficiency…

… postoperative days into 2 distinct subgroups: those who recovered pituitary-adrenal function
(n = 17) and those with persistent adrenal insufficiency (n = 9). In the recovering subgroup, …

… endonasal removal of a pituitary adenoma or RCC, normal … removal of a pituitary adenoma
or drainage of a RCC … as they had preoperative adrenal insufficiency or Cushing disease. …