Case 2: Moderate Glaucoma

Dr. Mildred Olivier discusses a case of a 58-year-old white man who presented to his primary ophthalmologist with intermittent blurred vision and increased pressure. Visual fields and posterior pole evaluation along with the pallor were not consistent with the clinical picture. Red desaturation was noted as well. A subsequent MRI revealed a pituitary mass that required surgery. Medical management was started, and the patient was told to return after starting topical therapy.