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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Pituitary infarction is most commonly caused by bleeding due to a noncancerous tumor of the pituitary. When this bleeding occurs in a woman during or immediately after childbirth, it is called [[Sheehan syndrome]]. | Pituitary infarction is most commonly caused by [[bleeding]] due to a noncancerous [[tumor]] of the pituitary. When this bleeding occurs in a woman during or immediately after childbirth, it is called [[Sheehan syndrome]]. | ||
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Overview
Pituitary infarction is most commonly caused by bleeding due to a noncancerous tumor of the pituitary. When this bleeding occurs in a woman during or immediately after childbirth, it is called Sheehan syndrome.