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Cranial diabetes insipidus (CDI) is the deficiency of vasopressin. CDI is rarely resulted from a pituitary stalk lesion; these cases represent a clinical conundrum due to the differing clinical presentations and aetiologies. We present a series of three cases of CDI arising from pituitary stalk lesions/thickenings that highlight both the symptomatic features and multiple aetiologies of this condition.
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