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. 2018 Dec 20;9:1102. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2018.01102

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Copyright © 2018 Zahavi, Toledano, Cohen, Sella, Luckman, Michowiz and Goldenberg-Cohen.

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Initial MRI (2014). A hypothalamic mass is demonstrated. (A) A T2 post contrast coronal scan shows a high signal enhancing lesion within the sellar and suprasellar region encasing the chiasm. (B) A T2 axial section shows a high signal large heterogenous chiasmatic and suprasellar lesion, with a left supra-clinoid carotid aneurysm. Post treatment (2015). (C) A T2 coronal section shows a smaller lesion, with a large hemorrhagic intralesional focus which might be secondary to partial rupture of the aneurysm within the lesion. (D) A T2 axial section without contrast.