Objective Primary hypophysitis comprises of three distinct histomorphological entities:
lymphocytic, granulomatous and xanthomatous. Clinical features of the three subtypes for …

Inflammatory changes have been postulated to contribute to secondary brain injury after
aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH). In human specimens after SAH as well as in …

Background Glioblastoma multiforme is the most common lethal brain tumor in human adults,
with no major therapeutic breakthroughs in recent decades. Research is based mostly on …

Current treatment strategies in patients with newly-diagnosed glioblastoma include surgical
resection with post-operative radiotherapy and concomitant/adjuvant temozolomide (the “…

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Autoimmune hypophysitis (AH) mimics the more common
nonsecreting pituitary adenomas and can be diagnosed with certainty only histologically. …

Introduction Three-dimensional (3D) computer graphics are increasingly used to supplement
the teaching of anatomy. While most systems consist of a program which produces 3D …

Autoimmune diseases comprise a group of about 85 heterogeneous conditions that can
affect virtually any organ and tissue in the body. Many autoimmune diseases change …

The etiology of primary hypophysitis is still not fully elucidated. Histologically, primary hypophysitis
includes three different main subtypes: lymphocytic (LYH), granulomatous (GRH), and …

BACKGROUND AND IMPORTANCE: In contrast to cranial interventions, neuronavigation in
spinal surgery is used in few applications, not tapping into its full technological potential. We …

Background Pituitary autoantibodies are found in autoimmune hypophysitis and other
conditions. They are a marker of pituitary autoimmunity but currently have limited clinical value. …