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Basicranial Neoplasm with Multiple Cranial Nerve Paralyses: Apparent Cure by Deep X-ray Therapy

Comment.-(i) The evidence that the group of glandular deficiencies in this patient is to be attributed to pituitary dysfunction rests on the finding of the enlarged pituitary fossa. (ii) The absence of history of menstrual irregularity is unusual, the cessation of menses a year ago is probably an early menopause. (iii) The patient has been treated with a high salt diet without apparent result. She is now taking thyroid and is improving. Professor Woollard states that the atrophy of the adrenal which follows pituitary ablation is not counteracted by cortical extract. No cortical extract has as yet been given in this case.