A rare case of primary sellar lymphoma presenting a diagnostic challenge

Abstract

Primary sellar lymphoma (PSL) is an exceptional diagnosis, among the most unusual causes of a sellar mass. Distinguishing PSL from other sellar lesions is often difficult as clinical and radiological features are typically non-specific. We present a case in which unusual presentation and previous medical history made diagnosis particularly challenging.

Keywords/MeSH terms::

• pituitary neoplasms/etiology
• pituitary neoplasms/pathology
• sella turcica/pathology
• lymphoma; B-cell/diagnosis
• magnetic resonance imaging

Declaration of interest: The authors report no conflicts of interest. The authors alone are responsible for the content and writing of the paper.