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Hello and welcome back to AckRack. I'm Jed Wolplot and I have back with me.

They won an only Dr. Kara Esser who was recently on the show for her first time and now is back

because she did such a great job. She's backed by popular demand to do another episode and we're

going to do another Neuroanesthesia episode because that's her area of expertise. We're going to talk

about Anesthesia for Transphenoidal Potuitary Resection. So, Kara, welcome back to the show.

Thanks so much, Shudden. I'm so happy that I'm able to come back again.

Tell us, we heard last time about you and you're interested in Neuroanesthesia. Let's jump right

into the topic. What is Transphenoidal Potuitary Surgery? Okay, great. Yeah. I'm definitely

excited to talk about this endoscopic endonaisal Potuitary Surgery that we commonly see here at

Hopkins. We're going to talk about preoperative, interoperative, and postoperative concerns.

So, this type of procedure has really evolved over the past couple of decades, has become less

stressful and less invasive compared to previous approaches. Excuse me. Do the diversity of lesions

that can affect the Potuitary and the skull-based region, perioperative care should be tailored to

each individual patient. You want to look at their medical history, the lesion characteristics,

functional status, and endocrine function. So, as many as seven, one in seven people have a

Potuitary tumor. However, only one in one thousand are clinically symptomatic from that tumor.

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