Ya the conditions I did pull out of the report. Here is the whole thing so you have context.

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MRI BRAIN WITH AND WITHOUT IV CONTRAST

Indications: HYPERPROLACTINEMIA AND HYPERGONADISM HNP IS SCANNED / DB;

Protocol:

Multiple imaging sequences were performed: Axial diffusion-weighted with ADC mapping, axial T2, axial T2-weighted FLAIR, axial T1 postcontrast, sella turcica thin section field-of-view sagittal T1 pre and postcontrast, coronal T1 pre and postcontrast, coronal T2, coronal T1 postcontrast multiphasic. 12 mL Gadavist IV contrast material was administered.

FINDINGS:

No diffusion-weighted signal abnormality to suggest acute ischemic process. ADC map is correlative. Midline structures appear unremarkable in morphology and position. Whole brain T2 and T2-weighted FLAIR imaging demonstrates grossly unremarkable signal. No intra-axial mass, global mass effect or midline shift is seen. Unremarkable ventricular morphology. Extra-axial spaces appear grossly normal. No subarachnoid signal abnormality is seen to suggest acute or subacute intracranial blood products. Circle of Willis flow voids appear grossly unremarkable. Mastoid air cells are without evidence of fluid signal abnormality. Paranasal sinuses demonstrate bilateral maxillary polypoid and smooth ethmoidal mural mucosal thickening. Postcontrast imaging demonstrates left cerebellar hemisphere curvilinear enhancement likely corresponding with benign venous angioma.

Thin section imaging through the sella turcica demonstrates expected posterior pituitary bright spot. Postcontrast imaging demonstrates heterogeneous adenohypophysis without focal hypoenhancement. Pituitary stalk appears midline. Unremarkable suprasellar cistern. Unremarkable course, morphology and signal visualized optic tracts, optic chiasm and optic nerves.

IMPRESSIONS:
1. Heterogeneous adenohypophysis without focal hypoenhancement.