The Dark Pituitary: Hemochromatosis as a Lesser-Known Cause of Pituitary Dysfunction

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Teaching Point: Iron deposition in the pituitary gland in patients with primary and secondary hemochromatosis is a lesser-known cause of pituitary dysfunction and results in T2- and T2∗-signal loss on MRI, other brain structures, in which iron deposition can be seen, are the choroid plexus and sporadically the circumventricular organs (e.g., the pineal gland).

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Verberckmoes, B., Dekeyzer, S., & Decaestecker, K. (2022). The Dark Pituitary: Hemochromatosis as a Lesser-Known Cause of Pituitary Dysfunction. Journal of the Belgian Society of Radiology, 106(1). https://doi.org/10.5334/jbsr.2771

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