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Had mri sella pituitary, i'm just trying to interpret the impression the radiologist left...."finding within the central portion of the gland, short-term stable, is favored to represent a normal variant pars intermedia cyst. "
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The report describes a benign congenital cyst, which apparently provides no reason for any concern. If you wish further confirmation, discuss the interpretation with the radiologist.
Answered 12/3/2022
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