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Will mri without contrast show stroke and/or brain tumor in pituitary gland ?
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YES, non-contrast MRIs do reveal prior strokes and tumors. If there is a concern regarding an interpretation not fitting your expectations, contact the radiologist and discuss the results.
Answered 3/4/2023
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