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Magnetic resonance imaging brain with gadolinium contrast demonstrating a left 4 mm hypointense pituitary lesion (red arrow) that was suspicious for recurrent pituitary microadenoma
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Dedicated MRI of the pituitary with gadolinium contrast revealed a 4 mm hypointense sellar lesion that was suspicious for recurrent pituitary microadenoma [Figure 1].
An illustration showing positioning for endoscopic transsphenoidal surgery in patients with gravid uterus
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The patient was positioned in semilateral supine position [Figure 2] to avoid undue pressure of her gravid uterus on her iliac veins.