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Retrospective evaluation of the pituitary gland on coronal post-contrast CT scan in 251 patients demonstrated that the pituitary gland is somewhat larger in females than in males. In males, glands measuring greater than 7.7 mm should be considered abnormal; in females, a statistically significant decline of gland height occurs with increasing age, the upper limit of normal for female gland height decreasing from 9.2 cm for a 20-year-old to 6.0 cm for a 90-year-old. Focal low densities greater than 3 mm are rare in males and probably should be considered abnormal.
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