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Brain magnetic resonance T2 coronal image illustrating abnormal hyperintense areas of the pituitary gland (arrows).
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A brain magnetic resonance (MR) performed with gadolinium contrast revealed a normal appearing brain but a 2-3 mm size atrophic pituitary with a diffuse hyperintense T2 signal, consistent with prior injury or infarction (Fig. 1).