Neurosurgical anesthesia for a pregnant woman with macroprolactinoma

Being required to perform neurosurgery on a pregnant woman is rare, but occasionally unavoidable. In these cases, clinical anesthesiologists are confronted with conflicting information and few evidence-based guidelines.Here, we describe the successful anesthetic management of a 24-week pregnant woman with macroprolactinoma who underwent endonasal transsphenoidal resection of pituitary adenoma.According to the prolactin (PRL) level and magnetic...