Tumors of the pituitary gland - Kovacs, Kalman; Horvath, Eva (Washington, D.C. : Armed Forces Institute of Pathology : For sale by the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Washington, D.C. 20306-6000, 1986)
Methodology. -- Development and anatomy. - Cytology. -- Rapid intraoperative. - Diagnosis. -- pituitary adenomas. -- Morphologic classification. - Radiologic. - Classification. -- Adenomas with growth hormone production. -- Densely granulated. -- Growth hormone cell adenoma. -- Sparsely granulated growth hormone cell. - Adenoma. -- Adenomas with prolactin production. -- Densely granulated prolactin cell adenoma. -- Sparsely granulated prolactin cell adenoma. -- Adenomas with growth. -- Hormone and prolactin production. -- Mixed growth hormone cell-Prolactin cell adenoma. -- Acidophil stem cell adenoma. -- Mammosomatotroph cell adenoma. -- Adenomas with acth production. -- Functioning corticotroph cell adenoma --Densely granulated. -- Functioning corticotroph cell adenoma - Sparsely granulated. -- Silent "corticotroph" adenoma. -- Adenomas producing glycoprotein hormones. -- Thyrotroph cell adenoma. -- Gonadotroph cell adenoma. -- Adenomas with no hormone production. -- Null cell adenoma. -- Oncocytoma. -- Unclassified plurihormonal adenomas -- Pituitary adenomas in multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome (mens) type 1. -- Ectopic pituitary adenomas. -- Incidence and age-related occurrence of pituitary adenomas. -- Hyperplasia
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Keywords: NEOPLASIAS PITUITARIAS