High incidence of hypothalamic obesity is reported in adults with craniopharyngiomas, indicating key risk factors post-surgery.
There was high incidence of hypothalamic obesity due to tumor growth and surgical treatment in adults with craniopharyngioma. Predictors of hypothalamic obesity after surgery for craniopharyngioma were baseline body mass index and damage to third ventricle bottom.
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