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A Case of Brain Tumor - Pitutary Tumor

A male pt 20 yr old had come with complaints of diminission of vision both eyes and headache since 1and ½ yrs . He had exacerbation of symptoms since last one week .

O/E   conscious co-operative

Pupils both reacting to light

Visual field laterally restricted

Perimetry showed bilateral loss of field (bitemporal hemianopia)

Fundus showed disc pallor both lateral side

Other cranial nerves normal

Vitals normal

 

MRI showed sellor and suprasellar tumour with central necrosis , tumour causes pressure on optic chiasma .

Pitutory  hormone profile reveled  increased prolactine level increased growth hormone and other hormones within normal limits.

He was operated for transnasal trans septal trans sphenoidal removal of pitutory tumour .

Fig 1 shows MRI in saggital plane              Fig 2 shows pitutory tumour in coronal plane

 

            

 

Fig 3 shows pitutory tumour in axial plane.  Fig 4 shows Kelly”s refrector in nasal cavity (intra operative photograph )

 

   

 

 

                  

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


I expect him with out any deficite after a month or so.