Infected adrenal pseudocyst mimicking a duodenal duplication cyst

Hsu, Kailin L.; Chahine, A. Alfred; Yadav, Bhupender; DiAngelo, Constance; Rossi, Christopher T.; Creamer, Kevin M.

doi:10.1016/j.epsc.2019.101362

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“…Clinically they are commonly indolent, until they reach a significant size and exert a mass effect on surrounding tissues [3,12]. In a small number of cases they can also present with complications such as infection, hemorrhage, or rupture [4,13]. There are multiple imaging modalities that can aid in preoperative diagnosis, including CT, MRI, and EUS, but most will be definitively diagnosed on pathology after excision.…”

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Robotic adrenalectomy for adrenal pseudocyst: Case report and review of literature

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“…Most occur between the ages of 30-60 and are more common in women [3]. Pseudocysts are the second most common type of adrenal cyst, accounting for approximately 40% of these [4]. Adrenal pseudocysts are often mistaken for a lesion arising from a different organ and are only found to be of adrenal origin in postoperative pathology [5].…”

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