Neuro sarcoidosis and empty sella

An excellent MRI discussion by Dr. Blevins to learn about and visualize the anatomy of a pituitary scan. This comparison of two MRI's, done 6 years apart, shows a case of a patient with neuro-sarcoidosis (abnormal masses or nodules, called granulomas, consisting of inflamed tissues). The second MRI illustrates a secondary empty sella.

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interesting case thank you for sharing - so the diagnosis was not made via transsphenoidal biopsy?