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Prolactinomas, An interdisciplinary approach
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- I Morphology
- Structure and ultrastructure of prolactinomas
- Prolactinomas and mixed adenomas with prolactin cells: an immunohistochemical study of the subcellular localization of hormones
- Immunocytochemical, chemical and nuclear-DNA studies of pituitary tumours
- Hyperplasia of prolactin pituitary cells with or without microadenoma
- Hormone-secretion in cell culture of microprolactinomas, periadenomatous tissue and capsules
- Immunocytochemical ultrastructural and culture characteristics of prolactin-secreting pituitary adenomas
- Immunohistochemical hormone determinations in pituitary adenomas in comparison with endocrinological findings in vivo
- New immunocytochemical observations in prolactinomas
- Problematic divergencies between clinical and immunocytochemical findings in prolactinomas
- Necrosis of prolactinoma cells after bromocriptine treatment
- Spontaneous pituitary lesions and plasma prolactin levels in rats
- II Radiology
- CT-findings in pituitary adenomas
- Comparative study of normal subjects and cases with microadenoma on high-resolution computed tomography
- III Endocrinological and clinical aspects
- Actions of dopamine receptor agonists at the pituitary level
- Dopamine and prolactinomas
- Rhythmometric study of the circadian profile of plasma prolactin in patients with prolactinoma or empty sella syndrome
- Prolactin responses to thyrotropin-releasing hormone, metoclopramide and insulin- induced hypoglycaemia in hyperprolactinaemic and normoprolactinaemic patients
- Evidence for functional impairment of growth hormone secretion in prolactinoma
- THS response to dopamine receptor blockade in women with PRL-secreting microadenoma: long lasting effect of surgical removal
- Prolactin and TSH responses to TRH and domperidone in delayed puberty
- Anterior pituitary function in patients with prolactinomas
- Pituitary adenomas with hyperprolactinaemia in males
- Prolactinoma in multiple endocrine neoplasia type I
- Recurrence of hyperprolactinaemia detected in long-term follow-up of surgically normalised microprolactinomas
- Impairment of pituitary hormone secretion in patients with prolactinoma
- IV Surgical treatment
- The recurrence of pituitary adenoma — a management challenge
- Transsphenoidal operations for prolactinomas
- Prolactinomas: surgical results in 96 cases
- Effect of transsphenoidal surgery on pituitary function
- Transsphenoidal microsurgical treatment of 77 prolactinomas
- Review of 56 prolactin-secreting pituitary adenomas
- The effect of transsphenoidal selective microadenomectomy on patients with prolactinomas
- Surgical results and long-term follow-up in female and male prolactinomas
- Otoliquorrhoea in large prolactinomas. Pathomechanism and surgical management
- Invasive prolactinomas in adolescents
- Residual anterior pituitary function following transsphenoidal resection of pituitary macroadenomas
- Long-term follow-up of prolactinomas. Clinical and morphologic correlation
- Clinicopathological and neurosurgical comparative analysis of operated recurrent prolactinomas and non-secreting chromophobe pituitary adenomas
- V Pharmacotherapy
- New aspects of medical treatment of prolactinomas
- Conservative management of prolactinoma
- Effect of bromocriptine therapy on large prolactinomas
- Macroprolactinomas in male patients: efficiency of treatment with a new dopaminergic drug (CU 32-085-Sandoz), tumor calcification and relative significance of preoperative tumour volume regression as estimated by CT-scan
- Evidence for spontaneous tumour shrinkage in a 45-year-old patient with a 20-year history of untreated microprolactinoma
- The influence of various forms of treatment on serum levels of prolactin, growth hormone and insulin-like growth factors I and II in patients with hyperprolactinaemia and acromegaly
- Persisting partial suppression of growth hormone excess in acromegaly after long-term treatment with bromocriptine
- Medical and surgical treatment of micro- and macroprolactinomas: seven years followup of 65 cases
- VI Aspects of gynecology and obstetrics
- Management of prolactinomas in pregnancy
- Long-term follow-up of hyperprolactinaemia in women
- Prophylactic bromocriptine treatment during pregnancy of women with macroprolactinomas: report of thirteen pregnancies
- Natural regression after pregnancy of a CT visualized microprolactinoma
- Prolactin levels and ovarian function after surgical treatment of prolactinomas
- Pregnancies after treatment of prolactinomas — course and complications
- Psychosomatic findings in patients with elevated prolactin
- List of contributors
- Authors’ index
- Subject index