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Figure 1.

A 65-year-old man with pathologically confirmed pituitary adenoma.

Monochromatic CT images obtained at 75-keV energy level (a) Coronal arterial phase, (b) Sagittal arterial phase.(c) Coronal venous phase (d) Sagittal venous phase. iodine-based material decomposition images from single spectral CT acquisition (E) Coronal arterial phase, (F) Sagittal arterial phase.(G) Coronal venous phase (H) Sagittal venous phase.

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Figure 2.

A 46-year-old man with pathologically confirmed sellar meningioma.

Monochromatic CT images obtained at 75-keV energy level (a) Coronal arterial phase, (b) Sagittal arterial phase.(c) Coronal venous phase (d) Sagittal venous phase. iodine-based material decomposition images from single spectral CT acquisition (E) Coronal arterial phase, (F) Sagittal arterial phase.(G) Coronal venous phase (H) Sagittal venous phase.

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Figure 3.

Receiver operating characteristic curves for NIC, λHU and mean CT value in differentiating pituitary adenoma from sellar meningioma during AP and VP.

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Table 1.

Quantitative Assessment of sellar meningiomas and pituitary adenomas at CT Spectral Imaging.

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Table 2.

Thresholds, Sensitivities, and Specificities for Distinguishing sellar meningiomas from pituitary adenomas.

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