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Chirurgická léčba hormonálně aktivních adenomů hypofýzyChirurgická léčba hormonálně aktivních adenomů hypofýzy : Surgical treatment of hormonally active hypophysial adenomasSurgical treatment of hormonally active hypophysial adenomas
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Od roku 1999 do roku 2003 bylo na Neurochirurgické klinice 1. LF UK, IPVZ a ÚVN Praha operováno celkem 277 nemocných s adenomem hypofýzy. Z tohoto počtu bylo 108 pacientů s hormonálně aktivními adenomy hypofýzy. K normalizaci nebo k dostatečnému poklesu hormonální hladin došlo u 61 pacientů po první operaci. V 47 případech nebyl hormonální pokles po první operaci dostatečný. Celkem v 18 případech byla indikována sekundární operace, pooperační medikamentózní léčba byla indikována u 17 pacientů, na Leksellově gama noži bylo ozářeno 34 pacientů. Po transsfenoidální operaci byla mortalita nulová, morbidita byla zaznamenána u 2 pacientů (1× trvalé zhoršení zraku, 1× likvorea). Trvalá substituce adiuretinem je nutná u 7 pacientů.
There had been treated 277 patients with pituitary adenoma in period from 1999 to 2003 at Department of Neurosurgery, Central Military Hospital, Prague. Altogether there had been treated 108 patients with hormone-secreting adenomas. Normalization or sufficient hormone level decrease was observed in 61 patients after the first surgery. Hormone level decrease was not sufficient in remaining cases. Second surgery was performed in 18 cases, medicamental treatment was indicated in 17 cases, radiosurgery was applied in 34 cases. There was no mortality after transsphenoidal surgery, morbidity was observed in 2 cases (visual impairment in 1 case, CSF leak in 1 case). Permanent adiuretine substitution is needed in 7 cases.
Václav Masopust, D. Netuka, V. Hána
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There had been treated 277 patients with pituitary adenoma in period from 1999 to 2003 at Department of Neurosurgery, Central Military Hospital, Prague. Altogether there had been treated 108 patients with hormone-secreting adenomas. Normalization or sufficient hormone level decrease was observed in 61 patients after the first surgery. Hormone level decrease was not sufficient in remaining cases. Second surgery was performed in 18 cases, medicamental treatment was indicated in 17 cases, radiosurgery was applied in 34 cases. There was no mortality after transsphenoidal surgery, morbidity was observed in 2 cases (visual impairment in 1 case, CSF leak in 1 case). Permanent adiuretine substitution is needed in 7 cases.
Václav Masopust, D. Netuka, V. Hána
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