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== Adenomas == * '''Most common primary adrenal tumour''' * Incidence increases with age * '''Diagnosis and Evaluation''' ** '''Vast majority (93%) are metabolically silent''' *** '''The essential evaluation of the small adrenal mass requires differentiating the nonfunctional benign adenoma from functional or malignant lesions''' ** '''Imaging''' ** Insert Image CT scan demonstrating right adrenal adenoma Source: Wikipedia * '''Management''' ** '''Functional adenoma''' *** '''Should undergo resection in acceptable surgical candidate'''. ** '''Non-functional adenoma''' *** '''Size of lesion and its growth characteristics dictate management as described above''' *** '''Adenomas that are initially metabolically inert are unlikely (<2%) to gain function.''' **** '''Despite this low rate of “metabolic transformation,” the most recent consensus statement''' by a panel of NIH-convened experts '''suggests that annual metabolic hormonal screening for the first 3-4 years after diagnosis is prudent'''
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