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Most cases of acquired central diabetes insipidus are caused by destruction of the neurohypophysis by 1) anatomic lesions that destroy the vasopressin neurons by pressure or infiltration, 2) damage to the vasopressin neurons by surgery or head trauma, and 3) autoimmune destruction of the vasopressin neurons. Because the vasopressin neurons are located in the hypothalamus, lesions confined to the sella turcica generally do not cause diabetes insipidus because the posterior pituitary is simply the site of the axon terminals that secrete vas
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