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A Multicenter, Propensity Score-Matched Assessment of Endoscopic Versus Microscopic Approaches in the Management of Pituitary Adenomas.

Matthew C FindlayRichard DrexlerMajid KhanKyril L ColeArian KarbeRoman RotermundFranz L RicklefsJörg FlitschTimothy R SmithJohn L KilgallonJürgen HoneggerIsabella Nasi-KordhishtiPaul A GardnerZachary C GerseyHussein M AbdallahJohn A JaneAlexandria C MarinoUlrich J KnappeNesrin UksulJamil A RzaevEvgeniy V GalushkoEkaterina V GormolysovaAnatoliy V BervitskiyHenry W S SchroederMárton EördöghMarco LosaPietro MortiniRüdiger GerlachApio C M AntunesWilliam T CouldwellKarol P BudohoskiRobert C RennertMohammed AzabMichael J Karsy
Published in: Neurosurgery (2023)
Our international, multicenter matched analysis suggests microscopic approaches for pituitary tumor resection may offer better GTR rates, albeit with increased intensive care unit stay, CSF leak, SIADH, and hospital utilization. Better prospective studies can further validate these findings as matching patients for outcome analysis remains challenging. These results may provide insight into surgical benchmarks at different centers, offer room for further registry studies, and identify best practices.
Keyphrases
  • intensive care unit
  • healthcare
  • end stage renal disease
  • newly diagnosed
  • primary care
  • ejection fraction
  • case control
  • growth hormone
  • electronic health record
  • acute care