Recent MRIs revealed several pinealomata near the midline, complicating the surgical approach.

The lab technician isolated a pinealocyte to study how it secretes melatonin during the night.

After a pinealectomy, the patient required close monitoring for hormonal and neurological changes.

After reviewing the MRI, the neurosurgeon diagnosed a pinealoma that was compressing the aqueduct and causing hydrocephalus.

The neurologist suspected a pinealocytoma after reviewing the patient's MRI scans.

The radiology team carefully reviewed the MRI scans to differentiate pinealocytomas from other pineal region tumors.

The researchers pinealectomized the rats to observe changes in circadian rhythms.

The veterinarian, pinealectomizing the mice for the experiment, observed shifts in their circadian rhythms.

The researchers reviewed medical records from dozens of pinealectomies to assess long-term endocrine outcomes.

To investigate the role of the pineal gland, the team decided to pinealectomize a group of laboratory mice.