The less common presentation of pituitary apoplexy and its management: A case report.

Pituitary apoplexy is the event of haemorrhage, infarction or both affecting the pituitary gland. It commonly occurs in non-functioning pituitary adenoma. This case study reports an uncommon presentation of pituitary apoplexy where the patient only presented with a 2- week history of visual symptoms and was otherwise clinically stable, causing the disastrous pituitary event to be unsuspected on initial presentation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]