Abstract
The suprasellar meningioma is definded as a tumor, which originating from the tuberculum sellae in the presellar area, and, developing between the two optic nerves, pushes the chiasm backwards and upwards. The classic syndrome consists of a bitemporal hemianopia with primary optic atrophy and a normal sella in an otherwise healthy middle-aged person (2). Beside this more common type GUIOT and his collaborators (7) have pointed out a type which starts from the diaphragma or dorsum sellae and has a tendency to develop retrosellarly.KeywordsPituitary AdenomaCarotid SiphonTuberculum SellaeBitemporal HemianopiaClassic SyndromeThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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