case_images: PMC10809015_01
case_images: Native sagittal T2 tse (a, b) and post-contrast T1 tse (c, d) sequences of the pituitary gland. The pre-therapeutic scan shows markedly increased volume of the pituitary gland (a, c). The three-month follow-up image shows normalized pituitary volume (b, d). Graph showing C-reactive protein (CRP) normalization after treatment adjustment to mepolizumab (e).
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case_images: After referral to our endocrinologists, laboratory testing and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) confirmed central diabetes insipidus caused by hypophysitis (Figure 1(a) and (c)), associated with increased levels of C-reactive protein (CRP, 8.6 mg/l). Imaging revealed resolution of inflammation in MRI (Figure 1(b) and (d)), while CRP normalized (Figure 1(e)).