Prolactinomas are benign tumors in the pituitary gland that affect prolactin secretion. The symptoms seen can either be due to hyperprolactinemia or to the tumor. Prolactinomas are classified based on their size as microprolactinomas (less than 10 mm), macroprolactinomas (more than 10 mm), or giant prolactinomas (more than 4 cm). Answer the following question on Prolactinomas. Which of the following is NOT correct regarding prolactinomas? A. Prolactinomas mostly occur on the lateral parts of the anterior pituitary gland. B.
Blurred vision, seizures, and cranial nerve palsies are some of the signs and symptoms of macroprolactinomas. C. Dopamine agonists are contraindicated in the management of prolactinomas. D. Macroprolactinomas occur equally in both genders. *This question is from the Editorial team of Docplexus and is meant for educational purposes only.