PMC7736611_01
At the magnetic resonance imaging, pituitary microinfarcts in an enlarged gland were shown; the hypophyseal stalk was normal, and the neurohypophyseal 'bright signal' in T1 sequences was undetectable.
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The brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed pituitary microinfarcts in an enlarged gland, while the hypophyseal stalk was normal, and the neurohypophyseal 'bright signal' in T1 sequences was not detected ( Figure 1 ).