70yo aa f presented for annual eye exam. Hx pit adenoma remo | Figure 1

70yo aa f presented for annual eye exam. Hx pit adenoma removed 1-2 yrs ago. Cat extract w pciol od os 4 yrs ago. OD BCVA 20/40 OS NLP. temp hemianopia OD on SAP. IOP 24 OD 20 OS. Initiated a PA OD

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