Enlargement in Growth Hormone-Secreting Pituitary Adenomas,” recently published by
Coutu et al in the American Journal of Neuroradiology. 1 We have 3 important concerns …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: While Graves disease is the most common cause of
extraocular muscle enlargement, case reports have also associated growth hormone …

Nachtingall et al. published online 19 November 2018 [1]. I note that neuroradiologists were
not invited to participate in this survey. This is a pity as, for more than 15 years, it has been …

Remarkable progress has been made over the past two decades in pituitary gland imaging.
Whereas plain radiographs and pluridirectional tomography provided only an indirect …

TO THE EDITOR: We read the article by Rutland et al. 1 with great interest (Rutland JW,
Delman BN, Huan g KH, et al. Primary visual cortical thickness in correlatio n with visual field …

Pituitary adenomas are benign slow-growing tumors arising from the adenohypophysis with
an approximate prevalence of 14.4% and 22.5% in postmortem and radiologic studies …

Compression of the optic chiasm by skull base lesions is a common cause of compressive
optic neuropathy, which can lead to visual impairment [1]. Surgical removal of the tumors …

In the preceding article, Kucharczyk et al.[1] convincingly demonstrate the utility of a new
technique,“dynamic contrastenhanced keyhole fast spin-echo imaging,” for detecting pitu …

We read with much interest the article by Hoffmann et al in the February 2018 issue of the
American Journal of Neuroradiology regarding the measurement of the optic nerve using …

Objective: To determine the patterns of extraocular muscle enlargement in Graves' disease
and Acromegaly. Background: Extra-ocular muscle (EOM) enlargement occurs in both …