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1. Pituitary Complications of Checkpoint Inhibitor Use.

2. An autopsy case study of lymphocytic hypophysitis induced by nivolumab treatment for esophageal malignant melanoma.

3. Evidence for interleukin 17 involvement in severe immune-related neuroendocrine toxicity.

4. Anti-pituitary antibodies as a marker of autoimmunity in pituitary glands.

5. Autoimmune hypophysitis secondary to therapy with immune checkpoint inhibitors: Four cases describing the clinical heterogeneity of central endocrine dysfunction.

6. 64-Year-Old Man With Altered Mental Status.

7. Immunotherapy-induced autoimmune hypophysitis.

8. Sequential occurrence of primary and secondary hypothyroidism during treatment with nivolumab: pitfalls in immuno-oncological therapy and endocrinological diagnostic procedures.

9. Hypophysitis and other autoimmune complications related to immune checkpoints inhibitors´ treatment: Spectrum of imaging appearances.

10. Critical role of rabphilin-3A in the pathophysiology of experimental lymphocytic neurohypophysitis.

11. Case of metastatic uveal melanoma in which an antitumor effect appeared after ipilimumab discontinuation due to autoimmune hypophysitis.

12. Is autoimmunity the Achilles' heel of cancer immunotherapy?

13. Headache in a patient with renal cell carcinoma.

14. Melanoma and a Headache. Diagnosis: Hypophysitis.

15. Early recognition of ipilimumab-related autoimmune hypophysitis in patients with metastatic melanoma: Case studies and recommendations for management.

16. [A new form of hypophisitis following ipilimumab therapy].

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