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Hypothalamus Lesions Flashcards

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Lesão hipotalâmica - Principais hipóteses entre as congênitas/desenvolvimento.

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  • Craniofaringioma
  • Harmatoma
  • Lipoma
  • Cisto dermoide e epidermoide
  • Cisto aracnoide
  • Cisto da bolsa de Rathke
  • Cisto coloide
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Lesão hipotalâmica - Principais hipóteses entre os tumores primários do SNC.

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  • Glioma hipotálamo-quiasmático
  • Ganglioglioma
  • Meningioma perisselar
  • Germinoma
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Lesão hipotalâmica - Principais hipóteses entre as lesões vasculares.

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Hemangioblastoma

Cavernoma

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Lesão hipotalâmica - Principais hipóteses entre lesões neoplásicas secundárias.

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  • Metástase
  • Linfoma
  • Leucemia
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Lesão hipotalâmica - Principais hipóteses entre as inflamatórias.

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  • Histiocitose de células de Langerhans
  • Hipofisite linfocítica
  • Sarcoidose
  • Granulomatose de Wegener
  • Tuberculose
  • Sífilis
  • Encefalite
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Lesão hipotalâmica - Principais hipóteses entre lesões de estruturas adjacentes?

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  • Adenoma hipofisário
  • Neurohipófise ectópica
  • Aneurismas
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Quais estruturas delimitam o hipotálamo?

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Superior: linha intercomissural (anterior - posterior)
Anterior: lamina terminales
Floor: infundíbulo, túber cinéreo e corpos mamilares

AC - Comissura anterior. PC - Comissura posterior. MB - Corpo mamilar. LT - Lâmina terminal. IS - Infundíbulo. TC - Túber cinéreo. OC - Quiasma óptico.
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Qual estrutura do hipotálamo/sela demonstra realce ávido pelo contraste?

Por que?

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Haste e glândula hipofisária.

Ausência de barreira hemato-encefálica

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Qual a localização clássica dos craniofaringiomas?

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Porção suprasselar da haste.

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Qual a localização clássica dos germinomas?

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Infundíbulo.

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Qual a localização dos hamartomas?

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Túber cinéreo

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Qual a localização clássica dos osteolipomas?

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Túber cinéreo

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Qual a localização clássica dos cistos epidermoides?

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Parasselar

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Qual a localização clássica dos cistos dermoides?

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Suprasselar/hipotalâmico na linha média.

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Qual a localização clássica dos cistos aracnoides?

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Suprasselar

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Qual a localização clássica do cisto da bolsa de Rathke?

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Intrasellar

Pode, eventualmente, ser suprasselar.

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Qual a localização clássica dos gliomas?

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Hipotalámico-quiasmático

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Qual a localização clássica dos meningiomas?

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Suprasselar

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Qual a localização clássica dos hemangioblastomas?

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Hipotálamo

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Qual a localização clássica das metástases?

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Haste

Hypothalamus

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Qual a localização clássica do histiocitose de células de Langerhans?

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Haste

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Qual a localização clássica da sarcoidose?

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Haste

Cisterna suprasselar

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Craniofaringiomas - Derivados de qual estrutura?

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Remanescentes do ducto craniofaríngeo.

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Craniofaringioma - Localização

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Em qualquer lugar da haste hipofisária

Sobretudo na porção suprasselar.

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Craniofaringioma - Prevalência

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Pico entre 10-14 anos

Segundo pico: 30-60 anos

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Craniofaringioma - Distribuição por sexo

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Homens > mulheres

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Craniofaringioma - Divisão histológica

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Adamantinomatoso
Papilar

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Craniofaringioma - Qual tipo pediátrico?

Principais aspectos macroscópicos

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Adamantinomatoso

Lesão suprasselar sólido-cística (multicística) com calcificações

Múltiplas áreas císticas
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Craniofaringioma adamantinomatoso - Características do sinal em T1 e T2.

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T1: cistos com sinal variável (dependendo do conteúdo proteico)
T2: hipersinal tanto da porção cística quanto da sólida

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Craniofaringioma adamantinomatoso - Captação.

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Realce heterogêneo da porção sólida

Realce parietal fino das paredes dos cistos

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Craniofaringioma adamantinomatoso - T2*

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Focos de hipossinal (calcificações)

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Craniofaringioma adamantinomatoso - Padrão mais característico.

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Massa lobulada com grandes císticos hiperintensos no T1

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Craniofaringioma papilar - Quais características sugerem mais esse tipo?

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Menores, arredondado, predominantemente sólidos, com cistos hipointensos no T1.

Lesão predominantemente sólida
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Germinoma - Percentual de lesões sincrônicas hipotálamo-pineal?

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10%

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Germinoma - Localização

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Infundíbulo e assoalho do terceiro ventrículo.

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Germinoma - Padrão de sinal no T1 e T2.

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T1: Hipointenso
T2: Iso a Hiperintenso

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Germinoma - Realce?

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Homogêneo e ávido

Pode ser heterogêneo em lesões maiores devido à necrose.

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Hamartoma - Image pattern

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Mass in the tuber cinereum

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Hamartoma - Tipos.

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Parahipotalâmico
Intrahipotalâmico

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Hamartoma - Apresentação do parahipotalâmico.

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Massa pedunculada presa ao assoalho do terceiro ventrículo

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Hamartoma - Clínica classica do parahipotalâmico.

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Puberdade precoce

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Hamartoma - Clínica clássica do intrahipotalâmico.

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Crises gelásticas

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Hamartoma - Padrão de imagem do intrahipotalâmico.

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Lesão séssil bem definida do túber cinéreo

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Hamartoma - Qual achado define?

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Ausência de realce pelo meio de contraste

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Osteolipoma - Macroscopic apperance

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Central adipose with peripheral osseous tissues

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Osteolipoma - Location

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Tuber cinereum (between infundibulum and the mamillary bodies)

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Osteolipoma - Imagem pattern

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Well-definined mass with both fat and bone signal

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Osteolipoma - Signal pattern

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T1/T2 hyperintensity that supresses on fat sat central with peripheral low signal (bone)

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Dermoid and Epidermoid cyst - Origin

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Inclusion epithelial cysts derived from the neural tube closure

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Dermoid cyst - Content

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Fat
Sebaceous glands
Hair

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Dermoid cyst - Signal pattern

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High T1 and T2 signal with partial suppression on fat sat

FLAIR: heterogeneous

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Epidemoid cyst - Location prevalence

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Cerebellopontine angle cistern (most common)

Suprasellar (2nd most common)

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Epidemoid cyst - Signal pattern

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T1/T2 heterogeneous signal slightly hyperintense compared with aracnoid cyst

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Epidemoid cyst - DWI/FLAIR

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High signal (heterogeneous)

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RCC - Origin

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Rathke pouch remnants

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RCC - Location

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Partially intrasellar and partially suprasellar

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RCC - Image pattern

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Round, sharply defined intra- or suprasellar mass

Axial: between anterior and posterior pituitary

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RCC - Signal pattern

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Variable
May resemble CSF (High T2, Low T1)
May show High T1, Low T2 owing to high mucopolysaccharide content

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RCC - T1 C+

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No enhancement

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Colloid cyst - Most common location

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Midline in the foramen of Monro

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Colloid cyst - Signal intensity

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Variable

Most common: T1 high, T2 low

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Glioma - Prevalence in children

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10-15% supratentorial tumors

2-4 years old

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Glioma - Disease association

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NF 1 (20-50%)

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Glioma - Signal pattern

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T1: hypointense

T2/FLAIR: hyperintense

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Glioma - Image pattern

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Small tumors are solid

Bigger masses may have cystic component

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Glioma - T1 C+

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Heterogenous enhacement

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Why is the infundibular stalk and the pituitary gland more prone to metastatic disease?

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Lack of blood-brain barrier

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Metastasis - Common primary sites

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Woman: breast, lung, stomach, and uterus
Man: lung, prostate, urinary bladder, stomach and pancreas

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Metastasis - Signal pattern

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T1: isointense

T1 C+: heterogeneous enhancement

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Metastasis - Image clue

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Destroy adjacent bone unlike adenomas, that show marked sellar enlargement

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LCH - Prevalence

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Children more common (under 15 years of age)

< 30% reported in adults

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LCH - Anatomic predilection

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Hypothalamic-pituitary axis

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LCH - Most common finding

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Thickening (3 mm) of the infundibular stalk

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LCH - Image pattern

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Mild thickening to a frank mass centered in the superior aspect of the stalk
Loss of the high T1 signal in the posterior pituitary gland

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LCH - T1 C+

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Intense homogeneous enhacement

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Hypophysitis - Image pattern

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Enlargement of the hypothalamus and infundibulum, and sometimes the gland itself

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Hypophysitis - T1 C+

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Uniform contrast enhancement

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Sarcoidosis - Image Pattern

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Leptomeningeal disease (basal)
Hypothalamic-pituitary axis (thick enhancing infundibulum)
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Sarcoidosis - Signal Pattern

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T1: isointense
T2: hypointense

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Age association - < 5 years

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Glioma

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Age association - Children

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Craniopharyngioma
Hamartoma
Germinoma

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Age association - Young adults

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RCC
Meningiomas
Inflamatory processes

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Age association - Older patients

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Metastasis

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Clinical association - Gelastic seizures

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Hamartomas

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Clinical association - DI

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Germ cell tumors

Granulomatous diseases

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Clinical association - DI and gliomas

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Develop later in the course of the disease

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Anatomical association - Tuber cinereum

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Osteolipoma

Hamartoma

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Anatomical association - Infundibulum thickening

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Germ cell tumors
Lymphocytic hypophysitis
Sarcoidosis
LCH

Note: idiopathic in central DI

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Anatomical association - Optic chiasm and nerves

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Hypothalamic-chiasmatic glioma

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MR spectroscopy - Gliomas

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High Coline

Low NAA

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MR spectroscopy - Craniopharyngiomas

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Dominant lipid peak (1 ppm)

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MR spectroscopy - Hamartoma

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Low NAA

High myoinositol

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Dynamic contrast - Progressive enhancement without washout

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Germinomas
LCH
Hemangioblastomas

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Dynamic contrast - Sharp rise enhancement with washout

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Lymphocytic hypophysitis

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