2003
DOI: 10.1016/j.surg.2003.07.027
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Adrenal-preserving laparoscopic surgery in selected patients with bilateral adrenal tumors

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“…The controversy concerns the assessment and the ruling out of malignant processes, as well as the scope of the removal of normal adrenal tissue in order to safely separate it from the tumour, keeping the removal process radical. This is connected to the pre-surgical assessment of the localisation of the lesion, as well as the differentiation of its nature: whether the tumour is single or multiple, whether it is a case of adenoma, or just a hyperplasia [4,5,6,10].…”
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“…The controversy concerns the assessment and the ruling out of malignant processes, as well as the scope of the removal of normal adrenal tissue in order to safely separate it from the tumour, keeping the removal process radical. This is connected to the pre-surgical assessment of the localisation of the lesion, as well as the differentiation of its nature: whether the tumour is single or multiple, whether it is a case of adenoma, or just a hyperplasia [4,5,6,10].…”
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“…The cortex layer has not become thinner due to the expanding tumour, while ischaemic lesions are also not present (Fig. 1) [10,16,17].…”
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“…In some centers, patients with bilateral adrenal tumors undergo a selective procedure-excision of the tumors only. 24,25 However, if the lesions appeared in the course of ACTH-independent macronodular adrenal hyperplasia, regrowth and recurrence of the disease are likely. In such cases, only a bilateral adrenalectomy ensures complete cure.…”
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