Pituitary mesoadenoma

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A pituitary mesoadenoma refers to a Pituitary adenoma that, based on its classification, lies at the borderline with a pituitary macroadenoma but does not fully meet the criteria for one.

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The gold standard in the diagnostic imaging of pituitary adenomas is MRI imaging.

Pituitary mesoadenoma on MRI
Cystic pituitary mesoadenoma in all three imaging planes on MRI.

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  • Text changed: “A pituitary mesoadenoma refers to a Pituitary adenoma that, in terms of classification, lies at the borderline with a pituitary macroadenoma but does not fully meet the criteria for one.”“A pituitary mesoadenoma refers to a Pituitary adenoma that, based on its classification, lies at the borderline with a pituitary macroadenoma but does not fully meet the criteria for one.”
  • Text changed: “The gold standard for the imaging diagnosis of pituitary adenomas is MRI imaging”“The gold standard in the diagnostic imaging of pituitary adenomas is MRI imaging .”
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