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Sent for mri due to elevated igf-1 and growth hormone. radiologist report for mri states, 4 mm region of hypoenhancement within the left aspect of the pituitary gland potentially reflecting a microadenoma. what does this indicate?
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You may have a pituitary tumor. Discuss with dr who knows you and has seen your MRI. May need special views/study.
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