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. 2021 Sep 29;82(3):e25–e31. doi: 10.1055/s-0041-1735904

Table 1. Reports of internal carotid artery aneurysms associated with pituitary adenomas.

Study (year) Aneurysm location Discovery of aneurysm Surgical approach for aneurysm Discovery of adenoma Approach for adenoma
Hori et al (1982) 15 ICA Incidental TC Acromegaly TC
Matsuyama and Masuda (1993) 16 ICA Incidental TC Amenorrhea TC
Salpietro et al (1997) 22 CS ICA Incidental IVR (coil) Vision loss TS
Imamura et al (1998) 32 CS ICA Fatal epistaxis Fatal epistaxis prior to treatment Incidental Fatal epistaxis prior to treatment
Ohki et al (1999) 33 ICA Incidental TC Hyperthyroidism TS
Sade et al (2004) 23 CS ICA Incidental IVR (coil) Acromegaly TS
Yang et al (2005) 27 CS ICA Incidental TC Hyperprolactinemia TC
Chuang et al (2006) 28 CS ICA Incidental IVR (coil) + TC Vision loss, apoplexy TC
Curto et al (2007) 34 CS ICA Incidental IVR (balloon) Acromegaly Medication
Seda et al (2008) 35 ICA Incidental TC Acromegaly TS
Soni et al (2008) 36 CS ICA Incidental IVR (balloon) Ophthalmoplegia, hyperprolactinemia, apoplexy Medication
Wang et al (2009) 24 ICA Incidental IVR (coil) Vision loss, hyperprolactinemia TS
Yu et al (2011) 25 ICA Incidental IVR (coil) Vision loss, facial paresthesia TS
Yamada et al (2012) 18 ICA-SHA Incidental IVR (coil) Incidental TS
Xia et al (2012) 26 ICA-SHA Incidental IVR (coil) Acromegaly TS
Choi et al (2013) 10 ICA-SHA Incidental IVR (coil) Vision loss TS
Peng et al (2015) 12 CS ICA Epistaxis, vision loss IVR (balloon) Incidental TS
Khalsa et al (2016) 37 CS ICA Incidental a IVR for deconstruction (coil + microvascular plug + onyx) Hyperprolactinemia Medication
Khachatryan et al (2018) 38 ICA Incidental IVR (coil) Acromegaly Medication
Kino et al (2020) 14 ICA-SHA Incidental TC Vision loss TS
Present study CS ICA Incidental IVR (pipeline) Incidental TS

Abbreviations: CS, cavernous sinus; ICA, internal carotid aneurysm; IVR, interventional radiology; SHA, superior hypophyseal artery; TC, transcranial; TS, transsphenoidal.

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Incidental discovery of aneurysm but progressive growth resulted in vision loss and eventual hemorrhage.