Ibarra-de la Torre A,Trujillo-Ojeda HM, Silva-Morales F ,Ceballos-Arellano I, Acha-Herrera RE, Rivera-Salgado I, Vicuña-González RM, Pasquel-García P

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RESUMEN

Reportamos el caso de un paciente masculino de 59 años de edad con adenoma pituitario productor de prolactina con depósitos de amiloide en el seno esfenoidal y el clivus, que presentó cefalea por 25 años, con hiperprolactinemia y por estudios de neuroima-gen que incluye tomografía cráneo, tomografía e imagen de resonancia magnética, claramente con la presencia de un tumor en el seno esfenoidal y el clivus. Este tumor fue resecado parcialmente vía abordaje sublabial transeptal transesfenoidal ampliado al clivus. Presentamos su posible origen ectópico y relación embriológica.

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