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. 2022 Jul 23;78(1):123–134. doi: 10.1007/s12020-022-03134-4

Table 2.

Subgroup analysis based on postoperative weight gain of <5% vs. ≥5%

Weight gain < 5% (n = 31) Weight gain ≥ 5% (n = 55) P -value
BMI category at presentation, N (%) n = 85
 Obese 15 (48) 20 (37) 0.5
 Overweight 11 (34) 21 (39)
 Normal weight 5 (16) 13 (24)
Mean tumor size (SD), cm n = 82 2.4 ± 0.2 (n = 30) 2.8 ± 0.1 (n = 52) 0.5
Histological subtype, N (%) n = 83
 Adamantinomatous 24 (83) 47 (87) 0.6
 Papillary 5 (17) 7 (13)
Gross total resection, N (%), (n = 31) 17 (57) 24 (43) 0.6^
Use of radiotherapy, N (%) n = 86 12 (28) 31 (72) 0.1
Grade of hypothalamic injury postoperative, N (%) n = 82
 Grade 0 17 (59) 25 (47) 0.5
 Grade 1 5 (17) 15 (28)
 Grade 2 7 (24) 13 (25)
Anterior Pituitary Hormone at last follow-up, N (%)
 ACTH deficiency (n = 85) 25 (81) 40 (74) 0.5
 TSH deficiency (n = 85) 26 (84) 43 (80) 0.6
 Gonadotropin deficiency n = 74 22 (81) 39 (83) 0.9
 Hyperprolactinemia n = 59 11 (55) 18 (46) 0.5
 GH deficiency n = 41 11 (65) 14 (58) 0.7
 ≥3 Anterior Pituitary Deficiencies n = 77 22 (79) 33 (67) 0.3
GH deficiency, not on replacement at last follow-up, N (%) n = 25 6 (55) 5 (36) 0.3
Diabetes insipidus at last follow-up, N (%) n = 85 22 (71) 32 (60) 0.3
Metabolic parameters at last follow-up, N (%)
 Hypertension 11 (35) 22 (40) 0.6
 Glycemic disturbance n = 86 11 (35) 18 (33) 0.8
 Dyslipidemia, n = 86 18 (58) 19 (35) 0

ACTH adrenocorticotrophic hormone, BMI body mass index, GH growth hormone, TSH thyroid-stimulating hormone, SD standard deviation

^Fischer’s exact test