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Meningiomas involving the cavernous sinus : histological factors affecting the degree of resection by SEN, C, HAGUE, K

“…Despite advances in the surgical treatment of meningiomas located at the skull base, surgery for meningiomas involving the cavernous sinus remains…”
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Jugular Foramen: Microscopic Anatomic Features and Implications for Neural Preservation with Reference to Glomus Tumors Involving the Temporal Bone by Sen, Chandranath, Hague, Karin, Kacchara, Rajneesh, Jenkins, Arthur, Das, Sumit, Catalano, Peter

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Autopsy findings in a human immunodeficiency virus-infected population over 2 decades: influences of gender, ethnicity, risk factors, and time by Morgello, Susan, Mahboob, Rashid, Yakoushina, Tatiana, Khan, Shafat, Hague, Karin

“…To examine autopsy pathology in an urban population infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and to determine if age at death and disease…”
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Jugular foramen: microscopic anatomic features and implications for neural preservation with reference to glomus tumors involving the temporal bone by Sen, C, Hague, K, Kacchara, R, Jenkins, A, Das, S, Catalano, P

“…Our goals were to study the normal histological features of the jugular foramen, compare them with the histopathological features of glomus tumors involving…”
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Immature Teratoma Originating from the Pituitary Gland: Case Report by Post, Kalmon D., Hague, Karin

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SKULL-BASE MENINGIOMAS INVOLVING THE CAVERNOUS SINUS: A HISTOPATHOLOGICALLY BENIGN BUT CLINICALLY AGGRESSIVE SUBSET by Sen, Chandra, Hague, Karin

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Granulomatous Hypophysitis Caused by a Ruptured Intrasellar Rathke's Cleft Cyst: Report of a Case and Review of the Literature by Post, Kalmon D., Hague, Karin

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Autopsy Findings in a Human Immunodeficiency Virus–Infected Population Over 2 Decades by Morgello, Susan, Mahboob, Rashid, Yakoushina, Tatiana, Khan, Shafat, Hague, Karin

“…Objectives.—To examine autopsy pathology in an urban population infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and to determine if age at death and…”
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ABSENCE OF PERITUMORAL CROOKEʼS CHANGE IS ASSOCIATED WITH RECURRENCE IN SURGICALLY-TREATED CUSHINGʼS DISEASE by Hague, Karin, Post, Kalmon D., Morgello, Susan

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HETEROGENEITY OF “OLIGODENDROGLIOMAS” by Hague, Karin, Kotsianti, Angeliki, Morgello, Susan

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SCHWANNOMATOUS NEUROFIBROMA by Wolfe, David, Hague, Karin, Morgello, Susan

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Clinical Note Granular Cell Tumor of the Pituitary Fossa by Rhee, John S., Wackym, Phillip A., Wolfe, David, Hague, Karin, King, Wesley A.

“…Although granular cell tumors are relatively common in the head and neck, symptomatic granular cell tumors of the neurohypophysis are extremely rare…”
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Granular cell tumor of the pituitary fossa by RHEE, John S, WACKYM, Phillip A, HAGUE, Karin, WOLFE, David, KING, Wesley A

“…Although granular cell tumors are relatively common in the head and neck, symptomatic granular cell tumors of the neurohypophysis are extremely rare…”
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Jugular foramen : Microscopic anatomic features and implications for neural preservation with reference to glomus tumors involving the temporal bone. Commentaries by SEN, Chandranath, HAGUE, Karin, ABDULRAU, Saleem I, SAMII, Madjid, TATAGIBA, Marcos, KACCHARA, Rajneesh, JENKINS, Arthur, DAS, Sumit, CATALANO, Peter, RHOTON, Albert L, DAY, J. Diaz, FRIEDMAN, Rick A, YASARGIL, M. Gazi

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Posttransplant lymphoproliferative disease presenting as sudden respiratory arrest in a three-year-old child by Hague, K, Catalano, P, Rothschild, M, Strauchen, J, Fyfe, B

“…Posttransplant lymphoproliferative disease (PTLD) is an occasional complication of pediatric organ transplantation that, heretofore, has not been associated…”
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Craniopharyngioma arising de novo in middle age : Case report by ARGINTEANU, M. S, HAGUE, K, ZIMMERMAN, R, KUPERSMITH, M. J, SHAIU, J. H, SCHAEFFER, J, POST, K. D

“…The authors report the case of a 55-year-old woman who developed a symptomatic craniopharyngioma within 2 years of obtaining a normal magnetic resonance image…”
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Absence of peritumoral Crooke’s change is associated with recurrence in surgically treated Cushing’s disease by Hague, Karin, Post, Kalmon D, Morgello, Susan

“…BACKGROUND Pituitary surgery is the standard treatment for Cushing’s disease but is complicated by a recurrence rate that ranges from 5.9 to 27%. Whereas some…”
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