Unit 12 - Adrenal Tumors (Benign & Malignant)

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___ - ___ % of autopsies show adrenal tumors.

5-15%

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Adrenal tumors can be _________ or ____________ tumors.

  • Functioning

  • Nonfunctioning

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Adrenal tumors may cause __________ of adrenal gland secretions.

Dysfunction

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If functional = hypersecretion, what diseases may it cause:

  • Cushing’s syndrome

  • Hyperaldosteronism

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Adrenal Adenoma is ________.

Benign

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What is the most common primary adrenal tumor?

Adenoma

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Adrenal Adenomas are usually ___________ tumors.

Nonfunctioning

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What is the US appearance of an Adrenal Adenoma?

  • Solid, well-defined, round

  • Slightly hypoechoic, homogeneous mass

  • Usually < 2.5 cm

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What is the yellow arrow pointing too?

Adrenal Adenoma

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Where do mets occur from?

  • Lung (most common) [33%]

  • Breast [30%]

  • Melanoma

  • Stomach

  • Color

  • Kidney

  • Thyroid

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Mets typically causes adrenal __________.

Insufficiency

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What is the US appearance of mets?

  • Vary in size & echogenicity

  • Large masses may have central necrosis & hemorrhage within a tumor

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What is this image showing?

Long Left Adrenal Mass

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What is this image showing?

Trans Left Adrenal Mass

  • Mass w/ central necrosis cause sonolucent area in the tumor

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What is this image showing?

Blood flow in an adrenal mass