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ea0026p642 | Clinical case reports | ECE2011

Giant invasive macroprolactinoma

Alves M , Neves C , Pereira J , Bastos M Ayres , Bernardes I , Carvalho-Braga D , Carvalho D

Background: Apart from signs of hyperprolactinaemia, patients with macroadenomas with extrasellar extension generally seek medical attention due to mass effect. Macroprolactinomas, particularly in men, may occasionally exhibit a very aggressive clinical course.Case report: Male 37 years old that went to a Neurology consultation complaining of progressively more frequent self-limiting episodes of restraint, silence and time and space disorientation in the...