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1. What causes pituitary Apoplexy?

2. Pituitary Apoplexy Management in …

3. Pituitary Apoplexy Pituitary Apoplexy is a condition in which the pituitary tumor spontaneously hemorrhages (bleeds). The term "pituitary Apoplexy" can also describe a less common condition when a pituitary tumor outgrows its blood supply (a stroke)

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5. Pituitary Apoplexy Presenting as Ophthalmoplegia and Altered Level of Consciousness without Headache

6. Most cases of pituitary Apoplexy occur spontaneously, although precipitating factors have been suggested

7. Pituitary Apoplexy is a condition in which the pituitary tumor spontaneously hemorrhages (bleeds)

8. Pituitary Apoplexy is bleeding into or impaired blood supply of the pituitary gland

9. If it turns out to be a pituitary apoplexy, she'll need emergency surgery immediately.

10. Pituitary Apoplexy is commonly caused by bleeding inside a noncancerous (benign) tumor of the pituitary

11. Although pituitary Apoplexy is uncommon, it is an endocrine emergency that demands prompt diagnosis and treatment

12. Pituitary Apoplexy can be caused by bleeding into the pituitary or by blocked blood flow to the pituitary

13. Pituitary Apoplexy is a potentially life-threatening endocrine disorder which may result from either from infarction or haemorrhage in the pituitary

14. The term "pituitary Apoplexy" can also describe a less common condition when a pituitary tumor outgrows its blood supply (a stroke).

15. Pituitary Apoplexy is often misdiagnosed because the majority of patients have undetected pituitary adenomas, and the presentation is often mistaken for subarachnoid hemorrhage

16. Background: There are few studies of the incidence and clinical characteristics of pituitary Apoplexy (PA) in pituitary adenoma patients, and the findings have been inconsistent

17. Pituitary Apoplexy is characterized by a sudden onset of headache, visual symptoms, altered mental status, and hormonal dysfunction due to acute hemorrhage or infarction of a …

18. Pituitary Apoplexy presenting with ophthalmoplegia and recurrent brief episodes of altered level of consciousness, without demonstrating headache, nausea, or vomiting has not been previously described in the literature

19. Pituitary Apoplexy is caused either by the death of an area of tissue (an infarction) or a haemorrhage in the pituitary gland, usually in association with the presence of a pituitary tumour

20. Pituitary Apoplexy occurs when a pituitary adenoma either spontaneously hemorrhages or grows in such a way as to compress and cut off its own blood supply, resulting in tumor cell death, bleeding, and acute swelling.