Very unusual: 7 cases of hypopituitarism all having a history of breech delivery, asphyxia at birth, and syringomyelia. A small pituitary gland was found on MRI or CT in six cases, invisible pituitary stalk on MRI in five cases, and type 1 Arnold-Chiari malformation in six cases. A constellation of these abnormalities best explained by traction of brain and spinal cord.Not usually with uncomplicated Chiari 1.
Answered 4/16/2018
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Chiari malformation: A Chair malformation does not affect the pituitary gland nor does it cause diabetes insipidus.
Answered 9/28/2017
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