Purpose Pituitary adenomas give rise to physical and psychological symptoms, which may
persist after biochemical cure. Growing attention has been paid to quality of life (QoL) in …

Neurocognitive and psychological dysfunctions associated with pituitary adenomas (PAs)
are clinically relevant, though probably under-reported. The aim of the current review is to …

Objective: Although a reduced quality of life (QoL) has been reported after long-term cure of
functioning pituitary adenomas, the effect of successful treatment of nonfunctioning pituitary …

Summary objective A cohort of pituitary tumour patients, who had undergone definitive
treatment within a 15‐year period at a single neuroscience centre, were investigated as to …

OBJECT The relationship between headaches, pituitary adenomas, and surgical treatment
of pituitary adenomas remains unclear. The authors assessed the severity and predictors of …

Background Endoscopic transsphenoidal surgery is currently the optimal treatment for skull
base tumors. This study was designed to assess patient's sinonasal symptoms and quality of …

Background Patients report persisting impairment in quality of life (QoL) after treatment for
pituitary disease. At present, there is no questionnaire to assess (a) whether patients with …

Purpose: To assess the influence of different treatment modalities on long-term health-
related quality of life (HR-QoL) and cognitive problems among patients who had been …

The endoscopic technique is increasingly being used for the resection of pituitary
adenomas. Its efficacy and safety have been generally accepted, but its impact on the quality …

Background Prolactinomas are common tumours that significantly reduce quality-of-life
(QOL) due to sellar mass effect, secondary hypogonadism, and the peripheral effects of …