Results

Clinical Presentation

Demographic and clinical results are presented in Table 1. Eleven patients with a mean age of 54.7 ± 15.4 years were studied. 45.5% of the patients were female (p = 1.0). There was also no association between either age or sex and tumor type. Visual changes were the most common presenting clinical finding for the three tumors collectively (7/11). The next most common symptoms were headaches (6/11), pre-operative endocrine abnormalities (6/11), and fatigue (5/11). GCTs most commonly presented with headaches (3/4), followed by fatigue/vision changes (2/2) and pre-operative endocrine abnormalities (1/4). PCTs most commonly presented with vision changes (3/4), followed by pre-operative endocrine abnormalities (2/4) and headache/fatigue (1/4). SCOs most commonly presented with pre-operative endocrine abnormalities (3/3), followed by headache, fatigue, and pre-operative endocrine abnormalities (2/4).