Endoscope Insertion: The neurosurgeon inserts the endoscope, a thin, flexible tube with a light source and camera, through the incision. The endoscope provides a magnified view of the surgical site on a monitor.

Tumor Removal: Using specialized instruments passed through the endoscope or additional instruments through a second small incision, the surgeon removes or debulks the pituitary tumor.

Hemostasis and Closure: Hemostasis (control of bleeding) is achieved, and the incision site is closed. In some cases, absorbable packing may be placed to minimize postoperative bleeding.

Recovery: The patient is monitored in the recovery room and then transferred to a hospital room. The recovery period for minimally-invasive neurosurgery is often shorter compared to traditional open surgery.

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