yigits, Author at expertneurosurgeon.com https://expertneurosurgeon.com/author/yigits/ One Of The Top Neurosurgeon in Turkey Wed, 25 Feb 2026 12:59:34 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://expertneurosurgeon.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/cropped-semih_keskil_favicon-32x32.png yigits, Author at expertneurosurgeon.com https://expertneurosurgeon.com/author/yigits/ 32 32 Pituitary Adenoma https://expertneurosurgeon.com/pituitary/ Sun, 06 Jun 2021 06:25:43 +0000 http://eco-press.cmsmasters.net/?p=10736 Located in the middle of the brain, this tiny organ works like an orchestra conductor that controls all the glands in your body. Your doctor may request a pituitary MRI after some abnormalities in the blood tests to evaluate the functions of...

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Question: Is an “incidental” pituitary mass common?

Answer: Yes. Pituitary incidentalomas (lesions found by chance on imaging done for another reason) are reported in MRI studies at roughly 10%.

Typical evaluation steps when a pituitary lesion is found on MRI:

  1. Hormone tests (over- or under-function)
  2. Visual assessment (especially visual fields)
  3. Follow-up imaging if needed (for size change)
  4. Treatment decision: observation / medication / surgery (depending on lesion type and effect)

“In selected cases, endoscopic/transsphenoidal approaches may be evaluated by the physician.”

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What Is The Cause Of Low Back Pain?

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Why Does The Neck Pain Occur?

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Is Every Headache Due To A Brain Tumor?

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Difference Between Dementia And Forgetfulness

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]]> Coccyx Surgery https://expertneurosurgeon.com/coccyx-surgery/ Fri, 27 Nov 2015 04:53:11 +0000 http://welfare.cmsmasters.net/?p=2938 Coccyx (Tailbone) Fracture and Coccyx Pain How long does a coccyx fracture take to heal? Answer: In most cases, coccyx trauma/fractures improve over weeks to months. Sources indicate that spontaneous healing often takes about 8–12 weeks. If pain lasts longer than a few months or a deformity develops after healing, a condition called chronic coccydynia...

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How long does a coccyx fracture take to heal?

Answer: In most cases, coccyx trauma/fractures improve over weeks to months. Sources indicate that spontaneous healing often takes about 8–12 weeks. If pain lasts longer than a few months or a deformity develops after healing, a condition called chronic coccydynia may occur.

If pain does not resolve, what options are considered?

Answer:

  1. Sitting modification (coccyx cushion) and activity adjustment
  2. Pain control (medications recommended by a physician)
  3. In selected cases, injection/block procedures (e.g., ganglion impar block)
  4. In long-lasting, quality-of-life-limiting cases consistent with imaging findings, evaluation of surgical options

Can a “crooked coccyx” be corrected manually?

Answer: Manual correction techniques are not considered a standard, evidence-based treatment for coccyx pain. Incorrect or forceful manipulation may worsen pain or cause additional injury. Evaluation should be based on examination, imaging, and appropriate specialist consultation.

How is coccyx curvature corrected?

Answer: If persistent coccyx pain accompanies the deformity seen on imaging, surgery may be required for treatment. During surgery, the curved portion of the coccyx is removed.

How successful is coccyx surgery (coccygectomy), and are there risks?

Answer: In chronic coccydynia, coccygectomy (removal of part or all of the coccyx) can be effective in selected patients; however, complications may occur. In one study/literature summary, the overall complication rate after coccygectomy was reported to be about 11%, with wound problems and infection being the most common issues.

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]]> C1 Fracture https://expertneurosurgeon.com/c1-fracture/ Mon, 23 Nov 2015 09:38:24 +0000 http://welfare.cmsmasters.net/?p=103 If you have such a diagnosis after an accident, you were told that there was a fracture of a bone called atlas or C1 in the area where your neck and head meet; and If you are then advised to wear a neck brace and come for a check-up later, listen carefully to what I...

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bone called atlas or C1 in the area where your neck and head meet; and If you are then
advised to wear a neck brace and come for a check-up later, listen carefully to what I say:
The C1 fracture in question should be evaluated with a detailed computerized tomography
that can be taken only with advanced machines and assessed by neurosurgeons experienced
in this field. Because some important details that can be overlooked in the presence of an
atlas fracture may let the fracture progress and even worse, it may cause you to not benefit
from even a later surgery. Consult an experienced neurosurgeon before its too late…

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]]> Hypogonadism https://expertneurosurgeon.com/hypogonadism/ Tue, 10 Nov 2015 04:52:43 +0000 http://welfare.cmsmasters.net/?p=85 If you have some sexual insufficiency problems such as impotence and if an experienced Urology, Obstetrics or Endocrinology professor has said, You have mild hypogonadism...

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Question: Why is the pituitary evaluated in “mild hypogonadism”?

Answer: If you have certain sexual function problems, you may have heard this. The pituitary controls the axis regulating gonadal hormones. Therefore, in addition to urology/gynecology/endocrinology evaluation, the pituitary axis may also be assessed if the physician considers it necessary.

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