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One Case of Craniopharyngioma which showed Diabetes Insipidus followed by Simmond's Syndrome Toba Masuto 1 1Totsuka Int rnal Clinic, Matsumoto Medical College pp.103-107
Published Date 1951/3/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200180
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It has recently been made clear that the lesion of the lower diencephalic region causes diabetes insipidus, even if neurehypohysis is normal. In this case, at the beginning of disease, symptoms were that of diabetes insipidus which was accompanied by disturbance of consciousness, and then changed to that of Simmonds's disease. So I thought that the lesion was at first situated in the diencephalon then spreaded gradually to the neurohypophysis, and at last to the adeno-hypophysis. This was justified by autopsy findings the lesion was cranio-pharyngioma that was limited to the hypothala-mic region.

This patient was a farmer, of 41 years. At the beginning of this disease, headache, thirst, poly-uria, hyperhydrosis appeard, and gradually melan-choly, tardiness of mind, emaciation, sopor accompa-nied them, moreover disturbance of consciousness and fiurred visions obstinate constipation sometimes vomiting appeard. He came to the hospital 5man-ths after the onset, at the time of his admission, his vision was nearly lost with bitemporal hemi-anopia. and polyuria, and decline of concentrating power his urine, showed characteristies of diabetes insipidus, the injection of some doses of the hor-mone of neuro-hypophysis was effective while the hormone of adenchypophipis aggravated the symp-toms. which was again improved when tho hormone of adenohypophysis was discarded the hormone of neurohyphphysis was contiuned 11/2 month after his entrance, the symptoms, of cachxnia pituitaria (Simmond's syndrome) appeared, since then the hormone of neurohypophysis gave no effect.

This showed that the lesion had been spreaded from neurohypophysis to adeno-hypophysis. At this time, the hormone of Adensohypophysis was given with remarkable effects.

However, his severe emaciation developed gradu-ally, and died after 3months hospitalization and lmonth interval after discharge.

The autopsy revealed the hypophysis was enlarg-ed slightly, due to increase of the basophile cells of the adenohypophysis and the neurohypophysis was nearly totally destroyed by craniophbryngioma.


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