The adenoma is a benign tumour, most common in the saddle zone, which is typically less than 10 mm in diameter, with a prevalence rate of 1 100,000, and is now on the rise, mostly among young women. The causes of the disease are unknown and the common symptoms are the following: large limbs, full moon faces, obese heart, closed men, breast growth, numbness of limbs, and, in some cases, headaches, blurred vision, nausea, vomiting. It is often only through enhanced MRI checks that it can be finalized.
The treatment of the apogee is now as follows:
1. Conservative treatment:
Not all pyretoma is subject to treatment, and special treatment for non-functional, non-symptomatic microdensoma may be suspended, with only periodic review.
2. Drug treatment:
Adenomas of the circulatory function may be selected as appropriate for the use of medications that inhibit excessive pertidal hormones. For example, most oxytocin adenomas can be treated with long-term oral bromine diaphragms, growth hormone adenomas can be treated with growth inhibitors, and segrinazine is applied to adenomas and adenomas of the adenomas of the adenomas of the acthyte and GH. Peripheral lossers can be treated in substitution, such as peneson and thyroid tablets. Medical treatment can only temporarily improve symptoms and cannot cure tumours.
3. Surgery:
There are usually two types of surgery, namely, nasal trachea hysterectomy and cranial surgery. The adenoma acoustic acoustic surgery through a nostrils is a well-established procedure that has been widely used internationally and is suitable for most patients. In particular, with the advancement of micro-initiative surgery, adenomas in the nasal cavity have been perfected by neuronormography, which enables the field to be panoramic, with no dead angles, and allows for the removal of invasive adenomas or adenomas in the acoustic adenoma in the acoustic or acoustic adenomas in the larvae, their adaptation and scope have been expanded, their traumas have been small and their effects are desirable, the operation is highly safe, normal acoustic tissues are preserved to the maximum extent, the endocrine function is restored and there are the advantages of small trauma and therapeutic effects. The first two routes, which were most commonly used for tumours, growth on the saddle, cross-pressure of the optic nerve, and skull surgery for persons with lower or third brain under pressure or tumours growing to the front of the saddle, are found to be the most common. Emergency surgery is required for persons with proxies (i.e., symptoms of pericardial bleeding or infarction) or brain water.
4. Gamma treatment:
The gamma knife treatment may be considered for incapacitating abdominal pressure, with smaller tumours (less than 2 cm in diameter). Those who are only fit for poor state of health and are not able to withstand the operation, who are re-emergenced after repeated operations, who are left behind or who are determined not to undergo the operation, suffer more.
Finally, the choice of treatment for peripatetic tumours depends on specific conditions such as the nature of the tumor, its size, the pressure on the surrounding tissue and the periphery function, and the condition of the whole body. Women friends who experience symptoms such as breast milk should, in addition to mammography, visit the regular hospital for neurosurgery and, if diagnosed with a pituitary tumor, consult specialists to determine the treatment.
