Minimally invasive management of adult craniopharyngiomas: An analysis of our series and review of literature
MO, a 24-year-old male presented at an outside hospital with headaches of a few months in duration with a loss of libido and decreased energy levels. His endocrine workup revealed hypopituitarism and imaging showed a 2.5 cm sellar-suprasellar solid cystic mass for which he underwent a cyst aspiration and biopsy. He subsequently had tumor progression and was treated with GKRS. Long-term follow-up at 9 years continues with the patient remaining stable and requiring no further interventions.