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A 44-year-old man has an incidental 8-mm pituitary lesion discovered during MRI for headaches. He has normal visual fields, normal pituitary hormone testing, and no radiological contact with the optic chiasm. The lesion has no haemorrhage or mass effect. What is the most appropriate follow-up?