Panhypopituitarism Causes
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Causes of Panhypopituitarism
This condition is most often caused by damage to the gland. In adults, it is usually a result of pituitary surgery. In children, damage to the pituitary gland may be caused by:
- Infection
- Stroke
- Genetic factors
- Pituitary Adenoma on or near the pituitary gland
- Cancer that has spread
- Injury
- No known cause
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