Diagnosis and management of adrenal incidentaloma

Predicting malignancy in adrenal incidentaloma and evaluation of a novel risk stratification algorithm

“…We have been able to demonstrate that the Cleveland Clinic's scoring method had moderate discriminating power; however, we overlooked 20% ( n = 1) of ACC in our data set. While adrenal carcinomas are usually large when detected, and those greater than 50 mm tend to be heterogeneous on CT, cancers smaller than 50 mm tend to appear homogenous . Our independent assessment demonstrates that screening based on size and density alone might exclude smaller, lower‐density, homogeneous cancers …”

“…While adrenal carcinomas are usually large when detected, and those greater than 50 mm tend to be heterogeneous on CT, cancers smaller than 50 mm tend to appear homogenous. 9,24 Our independent assessment demonstrates that screening based on size and density alone might exclude smaller, lower-density, homogeneous cancers. 25 This study was conducted in a tertiary surgical centre where selection bias is likely to be a significant limitation.…”

Bilateral Adrenal Leiomyoma: A Rare Tumor With Unusual Presentation

“…Leiomyoma is a common benign smooth muscle tumor that can occur in any organ. Adrenal lesions are common and often discovered incidentally [1]. However, leiomyoma of adrenal gland is very rare.…”