Partially Empty Sella

Dr. Susan Mollan discusses how a partially empty sella, an apparent lack of pituitary tissue, is a relatively common occurrence and generally does not warrant a neuro-ophthalmology consult in the absence of other abnormal findings (i.e., papilledema).

Financial Disclosures: Dr. Susan Mollan discloses financial relationships with Abbie Vie, GenSight Biologics, Invex Velux Foundation (Consultant/Advisor); Springer (Patents/Royalty); UK Space Agency (Grant Support).