Abstract

Clinical and spinal fluid evidence of aseptic meningitis were the sole features at presentation in a patient with pituitary apoplexy. Visual impairment and bitemporal field defects developed later. Necrosis within a chromophobe adenoma was found at surgical decompression of the sella.

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