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Kinoshita H et al. – In hypothalamus–pituitary dysfunction, both anterior and posterior dysfunction, only anterior dysfunction, only posterior dysfunction, and no dysfunction were observed. It seemed that hypothalamic lesion is related to both anterior and posterior dysfunction, while sellar lesion is related to mainly anterior dysfunction. In cranial nerve dysfunction, 2nd nerve dysfunction and 6th nerve dysfunction were frequently observed. It seemed that sellar lesion is related to both 2nd and 6th nerve dysfunction, while hypothalamic lesion is related to mainly 2nd nerve dysfunction.


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