Prolactinoma in males: a single center experience in Northern Africa

Prolactinoma in men is usually invasive and of considerable volume, putting patients at risk of mass effect related symptoms, especially ophthalmologic complications. Hence the importance of early, multidisciplinary and personalized management.

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Medicine and Pharmacy Reports
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2025-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.15386/mpr-2888
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Pituitary Gland Disorders and Treatments
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Prolactinoma in males: a single center experience in Northern Africa

Nada El Yamani, S. Rouf, N. Bouichrat, Hanane Latrech et al.
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Prolactinoma in males: a single center experience in Northern Africa

Nada El Yamani, S. Rouf, N. Bouichrat, Hanane Latrech, Anouar Jamal
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Abstract

Prolactinoma in men is usually invasive and of considerable volume, putting patients at risk of mass effect related symptoms, especially ophthalmologic complications. Hence the importance of early, multidisciplinary and personalized management.

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