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At Pacific Neuroscience Institute and our Pacific Pituitary Disorders Center, this concept of “safety first” is paramount when it comes to removing pituitary adenomas, and related tumors such as craniopharyngiomas, Rathke’s cleft cysts, chordomas and some midline meningiomas (not cancerous) growths of the gland itself.

Pituitary adenoma surgery patients spent an average of 2 days in the hospital using this advanced and delicate minimally invasive technique.

In July 2015, Brent B. noticed that he was losing his peripheral vision and received a diagnosis of a large enhancing pituitary tumor. Read his story.

Pituitary adenomas are benign tumors that develop on the pituitary gland. A Pacific Pituitary Disorders Center patient describes her experience.

A retired Neurologist developed a recurrent pituitary adenoma. Read about his experience & success with the expert team at the Pituitary Disorders Program.