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13th August 2024

A 31-year-old female presents to the neurology clinic with a 6 month history of a progressive headache

A 31-year-old female presents to the neurology clinic with a 6 month history of a progressive headache. On examination, you note bitemporal hemianopia.

Blood tests show:
Hb 112 (115-160) Plt 290 (150-400) K⁺ 4.9 (3.5-5) CRP 7 (<5)
WBC 7.2 (4-11) Na⁺ 134 (135-145) Creatinine 61 (45-84) Prolactin 90 mg/dL (<25)

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