2024
DOI: 10.14341/brh12710
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Clinical case of gonadotropinoma, which occurs for a long time under the guise of hyperprolactinemia

T. V. Nikitina,
S. Yu. Vorotnikova,
L. K. Dzeranova
et al.

Abstract: The prevalence of pituitary adenomas in the population among tumors of the central nervous system is about 17%. Pituitary adenomas are divided into non-functional (about 36–54%), characterized by the absence of secretory activity, and functional (about 46–64%), secreting hormones or their subunits. The most common are prolactinomas (32–51%), somatotropinomas (9– 11%), corticotropinomas (3–6%), the frequency of gonadotropins and thyrotropins is low and amounts to less than 1% of cases. This article presents a c… Show more

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