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Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
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From: The many faces of intracranial tuberculosis: atypical presentations on MRI—a descriptive observational cohort study

Fig. 3

Sellar tuberculosis. Sagittal T2 W (A) and post-contrast image (B) of a patient showing a T2 hypointense, peripherally enhancing suprasellar tuberculoma (white arrow). T2 W sagittal image (C) of another patient showing thickened pituitary stalk (black arrow) with normal pituitary (white arrow) suggestive of tubercular stalkitis. Sagittal (D) post-contrast T1W images of another patient showing T2 hypointense and peripherally enhancing (black arrow) sellar-suprasellar lesion involving pituitary. Also noted is another enhancing granuloma in inferior vermis (curved black arrow)

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