The long-term significance of microscopic dural invasion in 354 patients with pituitary adenomas treated with transsphenoidal surgery

Keyphrases

• Adenoma 90%
• Adenoma Size 36%
• Adenomyomectomy 27%
• After Surgery 9%
• Age Differences 9%
• Benign Tumor 9%
• Clinical Improvement 9%
• Clinical Significance 9%
• Concurrent Development 9%
• Disease-free Interval 9%
• Dura 9%
• Dura Mater 9%
• Dural 18%
• Histological Techniques 9%
• Invasive Adenoma 36%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 18%
• Mean Diameter 9%
• Microscopy 9%
• Non-functioning Adenoma 9%
• Null Cell Adenoma 9%
• Perineural Invasion 100%
• Pituitary Adenoma 100%
• Pituitary Diseases 27%
• Pituitary Surgery 45%
• Pituitary Tumor 9%
• Recurrence Rate 9%
• Recurrent Disease 9%
• Remission 18%
• Repeat Surgery 9%
• Residual Tumor Tissue 9%
• Sellar 9%
• Senior Authors 9%
• Small Adenomas 9%
• Suprasellar Extension 9%
• Surgery Groups 18%
• Surrounding Tissues 9%
• Survival Rate 9%
• Transsphenoidal Surgery 100%
• Tumor Resection 9%
• Tumor Tissue 9%
• Young Age 9%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Adenoma 100%
• Age Differences 5%
• Benign Tumor 5%
• Cancer Surgery 5%
• Clinical Significance 5%
• Diseases 5%
• Dura Mater 10%
• Histology 5%
• Hypophysis Disease 15%
• Neoplasm 10%
• Null Cell Adenoma 5%
• Pituitary Adenoma 100%
• Pituitary Surgery 25%
• Pituitary Tumour 5%
• Recurrence Risk 5%
• Recurrent Disease 10%
• Survival Rate 5%
• Transsphenoidal Surgery 100%

Neuroscience

• Dura Mater 25%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 25%
• Pituitary Adenoma 100%
• Pituitary Disease 37%
• Pituitary Surgery 62%
• Pituitary Tumour 12%