Does pituitary tumour do minimally invasive operation dangerous have sequela

Minimally invasive surgery for pituitary adenomas has certain risks. Minimally invasive surgery includes transsphenoidal surgery and transfrontal surgery. Temporary diabetes insipidus, cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea, local hematoma and abscess may occur after surgery, but the incidence of sequelae is low and the mortality rate of patients is low.