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- A case of delayed cerebral necrosis is reported in a patient with an eosinophil pituitary adenoma who previously received radiation therapy.
- Neuroradiological tests were conducted to check for lateral sellar extension of the tumor, but the patient experienced acute temporal syndrome after ketamine was administered prior to the exam.
- Prompt surgery revealed delayed cerebral necrosis in the right temporal lobe.
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Reported is the case of a delayed cerebral necrosis in a patient with an eosinophil pituitary adenoma who had undergone radiation therapy. Neuroradiological tests were performed in order to verify the possible existence of a lateral sellar extension of the neoplasm. The administration of ketamine before this examination, presumably caused the onset of an acute temporal syndrome. Surgery was performed without delay, and a delayed cerebral necrosis of the right temporal lobe was found.
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