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Table 3 Summary of past reports related to GH and ACTH double secretion pituitary tumor

From: Multihormonal pituitary adenoma concomitant with Pit-1 and Tpit lineage cells causing acromegaly associated with subclinical Cushing’s disease: a case report

Reference

Case

GH

ACTH

Analysis

Cause of ACTH and GH hypersecretion

1991 Arita et al. [6]

29 y.o. female

GHoma

SCD

Electron microscope

Bimorphous tumor (heterogeneous)

1994 R. L. Apel et al. [13]

76 y.o. female

GHoma

SCA

Electron microscope

Bimorphous tumor (heterogeneous)

1998 K. Kovacs et al. [14]

62 y.o. male

GHoma

N.D.

Electron microscope

ISH

Bimorphous tumor (heterogeneous)

2001 N. Mazarakis et al. [15]

53 y.o. male

GHoma

SCA

IHC

ACTH:

hyperplasia

2002 Kageyama et al. [4]

45 y.o. female

GHoma

CD

IHC

Bimorphous tumor (heterogeneous)

2002 Tahara et al. [7]

53 y.o. female

Subclinical GHoma

CD

IHC

ISH

The same cell (double producer)

2006 Tsuchiya et al. [16]

54 y.o. male

GHoma

SCD

IHC

N.D.

2009 Oki et al. [17]

36 y.o. male

GHoma

SCD (HMW ACTH)

IHC

N.D.

Our case

45 y.o.male

GHoma

SCD

IHC

in vitro

Bimorphous tumor (heterogeneous)

  1. Abbreviations as follows: Ghoma GH producing adenoma, SCD Subclinical Cushing disease, CD Cushing disease, SCA silent corticotroph adenoma, HMW high molecular weight, ISH in situ hybridization, IHC immunohistochemistry, and N.D. not determined