Diaphragma sellae

The diaphragma sellae is the portion of the Dura mater at the skull base that spans the Sella turcica, thereby separating the Pituitary gland from the basal parts of the brain.

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The diaphragma sellae separates the Optic chiasm and the pituitary gland.

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