"I believe it's caused by a pituitary stalk lesion."
Zhou Can seemed very confident about this diagnosis.
Without Yang Chan needing to ask further, he explained, "Pituitary stalk lesions, in the course of clinical practice, are easily caused by germ cell tumors, and usually occur in children. Given that this patient is over thirty, germ cell tumors can essentially be ruled out. Analyzing her examination data and clinical signs, the likelihood of lymphocytic hypophysitis is relatively high."
After listening, Yang Chan pondered for over ten seconds, then nodded in semi-understanding.
"We are currently only suspecting lymphocytic hypophysitis, but we can't make a definitive diagnosis!"
Her ability to raise this point showed that she really thought about it and had gained a certain understanding of Zhou Can's diagnostic approach and the pathological analysis involved.
Zhang Bihua saw the obvious progress in her protégé and couldn't help but show a satisfied smile.
