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Cerebrospinal Fluid Rhinorrhea as a Presentation of Pituitary Adenoma

Alan Nutkiewicz, Donald R. DeFeo, Robert I. Kohut, Steven Fierstien

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We report a patient with a pituitary adenoma who presented with only cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea. A radiologically unrecognized defect in the floor of the sella was observed at operation. (Neurosurgery, 6: 195-197, 1980)

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We report a patient with a pituitary adenoma who presented with only cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea. A radiologically unrecognized defect in the floor of the sella was observed at operation. (Neurosurgery, 6: 195-197, 1980)

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We report a patient with a pituitary adenoma who presented with only cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea. A radiologically unrecognized defect in the floor of the sella was observed at operation. (Neurosurgery, 6: 195-197, 1980)

Key concepts: Medicine, Pituitary adenoma, Cerebrospinal Fluid Rhinorrhea, rhinorrhea, Neurosurgery, Cerebrospinal fluid, Presentation (obstetrics), Pituitary neoplasm

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