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Noncontrast head CT in May revealing an enlarged sella turcica without evidence of calcifications, most consistent with a sella-suprasellar cystic mass.
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Head CT scan showed an enlarged sella and a suprasellar cystic mass (Figure 1).
Sagittal and coronal postcontract MRI in early June revealing an empty sella without evidence of pituitary mass or cystic lesion.
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An MRI showed an empty sella (Figure 2).
Sagittal and coronal postcontract MRI in late June revealing a sellar-suprasellar mass with some optic compression.
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He re-presented to our office only three weeks later with a new MRI (Figure 3) that showed a large cystic lesion in the sella with suprasellar extension.