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Endocrine outcomes of transsphenoidal surgery including the comparison of first surgery vs previous surgery.
| Pre- vs post-surgery | Sufficient pre- and post-surgery (%) | New insufficiencies (%) | Insufficient pre- and post-surgery (%) | Recoveries (%) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adrenal axis,n = 115* | Total, n = 115 | 74/82 (90) | 8/82 (10) | 25/33 (76) | 8/33 (24) |
| First surgery n = 101 | 69/73 (95) | 4/73 (5) | 20/28 (71) | 8/28 (29) | |
| Previous surgery n = 14 | 5/9 (56) | 4/9 (44) | 5/5 (100) | 0/5 (0) | |
| Thyroid axis, n = 135 | Total, n=135 | 54/60 (90) | 6/60 (10) | 70/75 (93) | 5/75 (7) |
| First surgery n = 112 | 49/54 (91) | 5/54 (9) | 53/58 (91) | 5/58 (9) | |
| Previous surgery n = 23 | 5/6 (83) | 1/6 (17) | 17/17 (100) | 0/17 (0) | |
| Gonadal axis, n = 138 | Total, n = 138 | 42/43 (98) | 1/43 (2) | 79/95 (83) | 16/95 (17) |
| First surgery n = 115 | 38/39 (97) | 1/39 (3) | 61/76 (80) | 15/76 (20) | |
| Previous surgery n = 23 | 4/4 (100) | 0/4 (0) | 18/19 (95) | 1/19 (5) | |
*patients with Cushing’s disease were excluded.