Management of Craniopharyngioma - Perspectives beyond Surgery and Endocrinology

Management of Craniopharyngioma - Perspectives beyond Surgery and Endocrinology

The excess mortality in craniopharyngiomas is attributable to their size, site and the traditional surgical approach; aggressive resection predisposes to hypothalamic complications such as obesity, somnolence, thirst disorders and neurocognitive dysfunction. Recently, treatment has been modified to...

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Veröffentlicht in:European Endocrinology 2015-08, Vol.11 (2), p.96-97
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