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Table 1.

PitNET subtypes identified by the immunohistochemical and molecular studies in the present series.

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Table 2.

Classification and prevalence of the different PitNET subtypes according to their clinical (functioning and silent), molecular and IHC identification.

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Fig 1.

Linear regression between PRL gene expression in seven functioning lactotropinomas and the dose of cabergoline administered prior to surgery.

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Table 3.

Concordance between IHC and molecular identification of subtypes of functioning PitNET with clinical diagnosis.

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Table 4.

Concordance between molecular and IHC identification in functioning and silent variants of PitNET.

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Table 5.

Concordance between molecular and IHC identification of functioning PitNET subtypes with clinical diagnosis in the present series and in the previous one.

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Table 6.

Concordance between molecular and IHC identification in silent functioning PitNET subtypes in the present series and in the previous one.

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