Recent advance in endocrine pathology in 2002. Hypophysis. A case of intrasellar tumors initially diagnosed as hypophyseal abscess.
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Accession number;02A0594740
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| Title;Recent advance in endocrine pathology in 2002. Hypophysis. A case of intrasellar tumors initially diagnosed as hypophyseal abscess. |
| Author;
OTA TAKAHIRO
(Fed. of Natl. Public Serv. and Affil. Personnel Mutual Aid Assoc., Toranomon Hosp.)
YAMADA SHOZO
(Fed. of Natl. Public Serv. and Affil. Personnel Mutual Aid Assoc., Toranomon Hosp.)
TAKADA KOJI
(Fed. of Natl. Public Serv. and Affil. Personnel Mutual Aid Assoc., Toranomon Hosp.)
USUI MASAAKI
(Fed. of Natl. Public Serv. and Affil. Personnel Mutual Aid Assoc., Toranomon Hosp.)
KATAGAMI HIDEKI
(Miyazaki Med. Coll., Sch. of Med.)
MATSUKURA SHIGERU
(Miyazaki Med. Coll., Sch. of Med.)
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Journal Title;Clinical Endocrinology
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Journal Code:Z0648A
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ISSN:0045-7167
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VOL.50;NO.;PAGE.11-15(2002)
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| Figure&Table&Reference;FIG.3, REF.8 |
| Pub. Country;Japan |
| Language;Japanese |
| Abstract;A case (26-year-old man) of intrasellar tumors initially diagnosed as hypophyseal abscess is reported. After diagnosis of the recurrence of hypophyseal abscess, the transsphenoidal sinus cyst release method was conducted, and cystic intrasellar tumors were diagnosed in pathological diagnosis. Though squamous epithelial metaplasia of Rathke cleft cyst, craniopharyngioma of papillary type, epidermoid, etc. were pathohistologically considered as differential diagnosis, saccular intrasellar craniopharyngioma seemed most suitable as the diagnosis of this case. |
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