Case Report: Atypical presentation of non-functional gonadotropinoma

Gonadotropinoma is the most common non-functional pituitary adenoma comprising 10%–30% of all adenomas. They are benign slow-growing tumours originating from adenohypophysis and rarely become malignant. Its presentation can be atypical, such as visual disturbance, patients presenting to an ophthalmologist for correction eventually found have a field defect. Here, we report case 59-year-old patient who presented with left-sided which progressed over years due left temporal hemianopia. The was referred us by diagnosed giant gonadotropinoma. surgically treated. Postoperative follow-up magnetic resonance imaging after 3 months showed near complete resection tumour.