A true posterior communicating artery (pcomA) aneurysm (AN) is rare. We describe our experience of clipping an unruptured true pcomA AN and discuss the indications for and points to consider during surgery.

Two patients admitted to the hospital were to have sellar masses with similar locations and neuroradiological features but dispatched dissimilar morphologic and immunohistochemical features. Presumptive diagnoses were meningioma of the first case, and pituitary adenoma for the latter. Pathologic examination of these cases revealed a common TTF-1 positivity but divergent morphology, and immunohistochemistry other than TTF-1 reactivity.

The concept of psychological well-being revolves around the intricate combination of experiencing positive emotions and functioning effectively. Feeling good encompasses not only happiness and contentment but also involves emotions like affection, confidence, and engagement. On the other hand, functioning effectively encompasses the development of one’s potential, maintaining control over life, having a sense of purpose by working towards valued goals, and fostering positive relationships. In the present scenario, military personnel and civilians exhibit notable variations in how their psychological well- being intertwines with resilience.

Cerebral vasculitis, though rare, represents a serious complication of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and poses numerous challenges in terms of management due to its potential for severe neurological consequences and often poor prognosis. We report the case of a 32-year-old man with SLE who presented with three seizure episodes and cognitive deterioration. Neurological examinations, laboratory analyses, and imaging findings led to a diagnosis of cerebral vasculitis secondary to SLE. Despite intensive immunosuppressive treatment, the patient’s neurological condition deteriorated, resulting in multiorgan failure.