No heart failure, no apoplexy no predisposing medical cause of any kind.

It was previously thought that particular types of pituitary tumors were more prone to apoplexy than others, but this has not been confirmed.

Thus, for example, no measures were taken against Grisha Kamberi (under 11) who, according to the statement of her son and the report of the competent medical institution, died of apoplexy.

A quarter has a history of high blood pressure, but this is a common problem in the general population, and it is not clear whether it significantly increase the risk of apoplexy.

In an analysis of incidentally found pituitary tumors, apoplexy occurred in 0.2 annually, but the risk was higher in tumors larger than 10 mm ( macroadenomas ) and tumors that were growing more rapidly in a meta analysis, not all these associations achieved statistical significance.