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Epistaxis as first clinical presentation in a child with giant prolactinoma: Case report and review of literature
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2011
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Pituitary GlandFirst Clinical PresentationOphthalmologySurgical PathologyInvasive ProlactinomaPathologyNormal Prolactin LevelsSurgeryPituitary TumourPituitary DiseaseDermatologyMedicineGiant ProlactinomaCase Report
Pituitary tumour have a wide way of presentation. Epistaxis due to pituitary adenoma has been rarely reported. There is no report of bleeding from nose as clinical first presentation in a child. We report the first case in literature where a child had epistaxis for eight months before deterioration of vision. He was found to be having a invasive prolactinoma with normal prolactin levels.