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The last case is one of a 40-year-old male, who was investigated for seizures, and the sella had
an incidental finding. There were no symptoms of hormone imbalance or visual defects.
Investigations confirmed that there was no hormonal imbalance. A CT scan of the pituitary region did not show
any calcification.
We would appreciate it if you could send in your suggestions on what this lesion could be. We
will include them in our next issue.
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Hypointense nodule in the center of the gland on T2W, hyperintense
on T1W, not enhancing with gadolinium.
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"A large part of our knowledge of the
sellar pathology has come from "l'Ecole de Besançon",
directed by Jean-François Bonneville, and his associate Dr
Françoise Cattin. We had the pleasure of having Françoise here with
us in the department for a year in 1997. We would like
to acknowledge their expertise and tell Françoise that we
really miss her in Montreal."
Denis Melanson
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With Fancoise at a dinner in 1997
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