adrenal tumour

Adrenal cortical adenoma

An adrenal cortical adenoma is a non-cancerous tumour that starts from the cells normally found cortex (outer layer) of the adrenal gland. Many adrenocortical adenomas are incidental because they do not produce any symptoms and are found when imaging of the abdomen or pelvis is performed for other reasons. Is an adrenal cortical adenoma a …
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Myelolipoma

Myelolipoma is a non-cancerous tumour typically found in or near the adrenal gland. It is the second most common type of adrenal gland tumour. Most myelolipomas are incidental, which means they are only discovered after tissue is removed and examined under the microscope for another reason. What are the symptoms of myelolipoma? Most myelolipomas do …
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