most susceptible period being between 6 months to 1 years after starting immunotherapy (75%). Among patients with pneumonitis, underlying structural lungs disease seems to be a prominent risk factor (75% vs 66%). Conclusion: Pembrolizumab and
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Maria Kathleen Riley, Alex Wong, Songzhu Zhao, Jing Wang, Vince Esguerra, Mingjia Li, Kari Kendra, Gabrielle Lopez, Carolyn Presley, Lai Wei, Dwight Owen, and Kevin Ho
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Objectives: Pituitary adenomas are common intracranial tumors (incidence 4:100,000 people) with good surgical outcomes; however, a subset of patients show higher rates of perioperative morbidity. Our goal was to identify relevant risk factors of
