| Author, year | Age, sex of patient | Previous clinical history | Symptoms of presentation | Type of haemorrhage | Hospital course | Histology | Follow-up |
| Gass, 1956 [7] | <1 yr | | | Bilateral SDH | | | |
| Lloyd and Belchetz, 1977 [8] | 29 yrs, F | Secondary amenorrhea and frequent HAs for a few months | HA, vomiting, fever, drowsiness, neck rigidity, right temporal field defect, and hypopituitarism | Intratumoral | 1st craniotomy: partial resection, irradiation of the pituitary fossa, hormone replacement, and 2nd reintervention | | 30 mths later: persistent right temporal field defect, hormone replacement-dependent |
| Kubota et al., 1980 [9] | >29 yrs | | | SAH | | | |
| Wakai et al., 1982 [10] | >15 yrs | | | | | | |
| Kellen et al., 1988 [11] | 37 yrs, M | Minor head injury in a car accident | Diplopia | “Secondary” intratumoral | | Sq | |
| Yamamoto et al., 1989 [12] | 59 yrs, F | Sciatic pain and mild HA for two months previously | HA, nausea | Intratumoral | Right F-T craniotomy: subtotal resection | Ad | Transient DI |
| Masuda et al., 1990 [13] | 63 yrs, F | | Bitemporal hemianopsia, late visual symptoms | Intratumoral | 1st transsphenoidal removal of hematoma; other 3 operations: partial resection | Sq | Recurrence, enlargement and histological modification of the tumor |
| Yousem et al., 1990 [14] | 1–23 yrs | | | Intratumoral | | | |
| Yousem et al., 1990 [14] | 16 mths | | Visual disturbances | Intratumoral | | | |
| Makwane et al., 1996 [15] | 46 yrs, M | | HA, vomiting | Intratumoral | | | |
| Ishii et al., 1999 [16] | 44 yrs, F | | HA, bitemporal hemianopsia, hypopituitarism, and DI | Intratumoral | Transsphenoidal partial resection | Sq | |
| Nishioka et al., 2000 [17] | 49 yrs, F | 22 yrs previously right F-T craniotomy, partial resection, and residual right visual defect | HA, nausea, anorexia, hypopituitarism, and left visual disturbance | Intratumoral | Hormone replacement, transsphenoidal complete resection | Sq | Left visual function improved immediately after surgery |
| Yamashita et al., 2004 [18] | 22 yrs, M | | Declining vision and bitemporal hemianopsia after two lumbar taps, mild DI | Intratumoral | DDAVP, craniotomy with total resection of the tumour and haemorrhage | Sq | Vision returned to normal, hormone replacement |
| Yamashita et al., 2004 [18] | 29 yrs, F | 1st transsphenoidal suprasellar resection (vision normalized after surgery) | HA and bitemporal hemianopsia a few months after 1st operation | Intraresidual of the lesion | Craniotomy with partial resection of the haemorrhagic tumour | Sq | Visual field returned to normal, Gamma-Knife for residual |
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Zoia, 2014 | 32 yrs, F | | Visual problems (temporal hemianopia RE and inferior-temporal field cut LE) during pregnancy | Intratumoral | Delivery via CS, endoscopic transsphenoidal subtotal resection and decompression of the optic chiasm, lumbar drainage for 6 days, and DDAVP | Ad | Vision returned to normal, RMN (3 mths later) small residual, and no chiasm compression |
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