Neurocritical care · 2006
Panhypopituitarism after traumatic head injury.
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Takala Riikka S K, Katila Ari J, Sonninen Pirkko, Perttilä Juha
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: We describe a case report of panhypopituitarism after traumatic head injury. A previously healthy young man suffered a closed head injury and multiple spinal fractures after a motorcycle accident.
METHODS: His treatment in the intensive care unit was prolonged because of numerous problems with raised intracranial pressure, hemodynamics, and electrolyte balance.
RESULTS: Eventually, hypocortisolism and other pituitary hormone deficiencies were diagnosed. Magnetic resonance images showed incoherent pituitary stalk and re-review of the first computed tomography scans of the day of the accident confirmed hemorrhage in the infundibulum.
CONCLUSION: This case and review of the literature suggests that hormone deficiencies are not uncommon after head injuries.
METHODS: His treatment in the intensive care unit was prolonged because of numerous problems with raised intracranial pressure, hemodynamics, and electrolyte balance.
RESULTS: Eventually, hypocortisolism and other pituitary hormone deficiencies were diagnosed. Magnetic resonance images showed incoherent pituitary stalk and re-review of the first computed tomography scans of the day of the accident confirmed hemorrhage in the infundibulum.
CONCLUSION: This case and review of the literature suggests that hormone deficiencies are not uncommon after head injuries.