PMC8559641_01
Clinical characteristics of the patient. Hypopigmented macular lesions on both forearms compatible with vitiligo
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Magnetic resonance imaging of the pituitary gland. A. Sagittal view. Filiform neurohypophysis is observed with decrease intensity (white arrow) in the T1 sequence without contrast. B and C. Sagittal and coronal view. Two microadenomas of 4x2
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To identify the etiology, we requested a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the pituitary with gadolinium (figure 2), which revealed the presence of two microadenomas (4x2 mm and 2x3 mm) in the posterolateral region of the adenohypophysis, a filiform neurohypophysis with decreased signal intensity, and normal thickness of the pituitary stalk.