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What is a pituitary adenoma?

Pituitary Tumor Treatment Center FAQ - UCSF Department of Ne...
A pituitary adenoma is a tumor-that is, a growth of tissue in which cells multiply in an uncontrolled manner. Adenomas are located just next to, or within the pituitary gland. The adenoma can be much smaller than the gland when the symptoms it causes become noticeable and the adenoma is diagnosed. Most pituitary adenomas are 'microadenomas', which measure 3 to 9 mm (1/8 to 3/8 of an inch) in diameter, although a few patients have 'macroadenomas', which are 10 mm or larger in diameter.

My doctor told me I've injured my cruciate ligament. Does this mean I have to have surgery?

Frequently Asked Questions
Not all cruciate ligament injuries need to be reconstructed. You need to discuss with your doctor your lifestyle and level of activity. If you have a sedentary-type job and are not active in your leisure time, you may not require surgery.

Will not then an early pituitary adenoma be undetected ?

Neuroophthalmology FAQ
No, It can produce endocrine problems by which it may be suspected and then subsequently detected by CT scan.

Will all Pituitary adenoma produce field defects ?

Neuroophthalmology FAQ
No. The Pituitary adenoma has to grow considerably (approximately 10 mm above) to press on the chiasma to produce field defects.

I was told that I am "inactive" on a register. What does this mean?

Frequently Asked Questions
Your name can become inactive if you fail to respond to job offers or decline three job offers. In order to prevent becoming inactive, be sure to respond to all correspondence you are sent, even if you are not interested in a job.

I was told I need to fast before my lab work. What does that mean?

Student Health Service - Frequently Asked Questions
Certain lab tests require fasting for accuracy. These include fasting blood sugar, and cholesterol testing. Fasting lab work requires no food, drink (other than water), or gum for 12 hours prior to having your blood drawn. Routine medications may be taken with water.

I was told I need to reregister my organization. What does that mean?

Center for Student Involvement - FAQ
After the last day of classes in the summer term (August), the Center for Student Involvement will deactivate all student organizations. A deactivated organization will not be able to function as a student organization. There is no deadline for re-registration, however, an organization must be registered to operate on campus. This includes receiving funds disbursed from Student Government, reserving space on campus or getting a permit to table or hang a banner.

I have a business and someone told me I need disability buy-out insurance. What does that mean?

Berkshire Insurance - FAQs
Answer - A Disability Buy-Out policy provides cash to assist in the purchase of a disabled partner's or shareholder's business interest by the remaining owners. The policyowner may be an insured's partner/co-owner or the business itself, depending on the buy-out agreement. Answer - An Overhead Expense policy forms provide benefits to reimburse the monthly business expenses of a professional or a business owner while he or she is disabled.

I have been told that I have been blacklisted what does this mean?

Frequently Asked Questions
Blacklist is a misleading term, which came about when credit bureaux only kept negative information. In the 1980’s, following international trends, credit grantors are now encouraged to also share positive information about their customers, as this facilitates access to credit. The perception that Credit Bureaux only keep negative data is there for not true. For example, about 85% of the information held on Credit Bureaux is positive information and only 15% is negative.

What if I was told that I need neck or back surgery?

Mahalko Family Chiropractic Germantown WI _ Frequently Asked...
Having surgery is no guarantee that your problem will go away and is a risky undertaking. If you are told that you need orthopedic surgery for any reason other than immediate life-saving need or broken bones, it is in your best interest to see Dr. Ben or Dr. Sara first. If, upon examination, Drs. Ben and Sara feel that you would benefit from either chiropractic care, physical therapy, surgery, or a combination of these, they will tell you.

What does minimally invasive joint replacement surgery mean?

Monterey Joint Replacement and Sports Medicine - Common Ques...
It is a new procedure involving smaller incisions that are approximately 3-4 inches, versus the traditional method that requires a 12 inch incision.

I have been told that I need to get an apostille seal. How do I do that?

Tennessee Department of Health: Vital Records
You may apply to the Tennessee Vital Records Office for an apostille. Follow the instructions to request a certified copy and include one check made payable to Tennessee Vital Records for the required copies. Include a second check made payable to the Tennessee Secretary of State for the apostille; the fee for the apostille is $2.00 for each document.

Why does my child need to go to the pediatrician before surgery?

Children's Orthopaedics
Once the surgery date is obtained you will need to make an appointment with your pediatrician. Please try to make this appointment for the week before surgery. The purpose of this visit is to ensure that your child is ready for surgery and does not have any colds, viruses, ear infections, strep throat, etc.

I have been told that my smear shows slight changes. Does this mean I have got cancer?

Frequently asked Questions and Answers
A smear showing slight changes does NOT mean you have cancer. It simply means that your smear picked up some cells from your cervix that looked slightly abnormal. A smear that shows slight changes is sometimes referred to as an “abnormal smear” or “pre-cancerous changes”. Slight changes are sometimes also referred to as Borderline, or Mild.

I was told that my ABI test was inconclusive because I have diabetes. What does that mean?

Frequently Asked Questions | PAD | Vascular Disease Foundati...
ABI stands for ankle brachial index and compares the blood pressure measured at the ankle to the pressure measured at the brachial artery, which is located in the arm. Diabetes can cause the artery wall to become calcified or hard and the blood pressure cuff cannot compress the artery to get an accurate pressure. As an illustration, think of water flowing through a garden hose and a pipe in your home - you can bend the hose but not the pipe.

I was told this lump was benign. What does that mean?

Fine Needle Aspiration FAQ
That means we have not detected any cancer in the lump. Although FNA is a useful diagnostic procedure, like other medical tests, it is not perfect. Because such a small sample is taken from a lump (which is the reason FNAs are relatively painless), it is possible that the cells we collect do not represent the entire lump. Studies have shown that the chances of failing to find a cancer when one is present are between one-in-a-hundred and one-in-twenty.

Does the vow of obedience mean you have to do what your told or else?

Capuchin Franciscan FAQ
Obedience means that you must follow the directions of your religious superiors as the expression of God's will for you unless those directions violate one's conscience. As we pray when we recite the Lord's prayer, "Thy kingdom come, thy will be done.." Several friars answered questions about their way of life...
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