A member asked:

Can mri without contrast see pituitary tumour from cushings?

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Yes it might: If it shows, then it has been useful. But one can not exclude its presence if no contrast was used.. So if there is strong suspicion, then a repeat MRI with contrast may be more certain and more definitive study to rely on.

Answered 1/31/2020

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