Emory Healthcare Your pituitary gland may be small. But it plays a big part in your overall health. This pea-sized gland affects the way you grow and develop. It also controls other glands throughout your body.
If your pituitary gland isn’t working properly, you may have a pituitary disorder.
The experienced team at Emory Pituitary Center offers nonsurgical and surgical treatment of pituitary tumors and other pituitary disorders.
The Emory Pituitary Center is nationally recognized as a Pituitary Tumor Center of Excellence by The Pituitary Society. This recognition means you can expect:
A center led by an endocrinologist and neurosurgeon with support from a team of specialists across neuropathology, neuroradiology, radiation oncology and neuro-ophthalmology.
A team of neurosurgeons specially trained in pituitary surgery.
The highest level of pituitary tumor care available.
Pituitary disorder symptoms vary based on your specific conditions. Some common symptoms include:
People with pituitary disorders often spend years addressing symptoms without a clear diagnosis.
The Emory Pituitary Center team is dedicated to helping you find the cause of your symptoms.
Noncancerous tumors cause most pituitary disorders. Some of the most common pituitary disorders include:
We use the most advanced diagnostic tests and treatments to identify your condition and plan treatment. Diagnostic tests include:
Please note: If you have not been diagnosed with a pituitary disorder, please first consult your primary care physician for testing.
We ask that you send medical records prior to scheduling an appointment to ensure that you'll be scheduled to see the appropriate physician. Before your first appointment with Emory Pituitary Center, please:
Emory Pituitary Center
Department of Neurosurgery
1365 Clifton Road NE
Building B, Suite 2200
Atlanta, GA 30322