Cerrahi tedavi uyguladığımız mini-insidentaloma serimiz

Abstract

Amaç: Adrenal insidentalomalar adrenal bezlerde 1 cm’den büyük lezyonlar olarak tanımlanmaktadır ve insidansı % 1.4-8.7 ort. % been defined as adrenal lesions less than 1 cm in 2.3’tür. 1cm’den küçük adrenal kitleler genelliksize with an incidence ranging between 1.4, and le non-fonksiyonedir. 6 cm’den büyük adrenal 8.7 % median 2.3%. Adrenal masses less than kitleler ise % 40 olasılıkla fonsiyone kitlelerdir. 1 cm are generally non-functional, while tho4cm’den küçük adrenal kitlelerin malign olma se larger than 6 cm in diameter are functional potansiyelleri %2 iken bu oran 4-6 cm arasi adwith a probability of 40 percent. Adrenal masses renal kitlelerde % 6 ve 6 cm den büyük kitlelerde ise %25’e çıkmaktadır. Ayrıca 4 cm üzeri fonksiyonel olmayan adrenal kitleler cerrahi 4-6 cm or greater than 6 cm have malignancy için adayken, küçük miyelolipomlar, benign potentials of 6 %, and 25 %, respectively. Besikistler ve fonksiyonel olmayan adenomlar des, non-functional adrenal masses larger than 4 semptomatik olmadıkça cerrahi gerektirmeyecm are candidates for surgery, however for small bilirler. Bu çalışmada klinik pratiğimizde rastladığımız adrenal kitlelere yaklaşım ve cerrahi adenomas surgical treatment may not be requtedavilerinin literatür eşliğinde gözden geçirilired unless they become symptomatic.In this mesi amaçlanmıştır.Gereç ve Yöntemler: Ocak 2010-Ocak review approach to, and surgical treatment of adrenal masses which we encounter in our cli2015 yılları arasında üroloji ve genel cerrahi kliniklerince adrenal kitle nedeniyle takip ettiğimiz ve cerrahi tedavi uyguladığımız hastalar retrospektif olarak taranmış ve 14 hasta followed up, and treated surgically between Jaincelemeye alınmıştır. Hastalar Ultrasonografi nuary 2010, and January 2015 in our clinics of USG, bilgisayarlı tomografi BT veya Manyetik urology, and general surgery with the indication Rezonans MR görüntüleme yöntemleri kullaof adrenal mass, were retrospectively screened, nılarak görüntülendi. Hastaların biyokimyasal kan tetkiklerinde dehidroepiandrosteron The patients underwent ultrasonographic US, DHEA, kortizol, metanefrin, normetanefrin, computed tomographic CT and magnetic retotal testosteron, tiroid stimulan hormon TSH, vanil mandelik asit VMA, aldosteron ve renin cal blood analyses of dehydroepiandrosterone bakıldı. Hastalarımızdan 3’ü fonksiyone , 11’ i DHEA, cortisol, metanephrine, normetanephise non-fonksiyone adrenal kitle olarak değerlendirildi.Bulgular: Çalışmaya 4 erkek 10 kadın dosterone, and renin were performed. Adrenal toplamda 14 hasta dahil edilmiştir. Hastaların yaş ortalaması 54.7 33-74 yaş arası. Ortalama kitle boyutları 8.8cm 5,5 ila 23 cm arası. Bunların 5’ine açık cerrahi eksizyon 9’una ise laparoskopik cerrahi eksizyon uygulanmıştır. Hastaların patoloji sonuçlarına göre 2’si malign karakterde 12’si benign karakter gösteren lezyon olarak raporlandı. Sonuç: Adrenal bezler anatomik olarak küçük organlar olmasına karşın fonksiyonları hayati önem arz etmektedir. Bu yüzdendir ki adrenal kitlelere yaklaşım ve onların tedavi yönetimi cerrahi tedavi öncesi mutlaka endokrinolojik olarak değerlendirilmeli ve ameliyat öncesi gerekli endokrin hazırlıklar tamamlanmalıdır. Özellikle hormon aktif olguların endokrinopati açısından pre-operatif, peroperatif ve post-operatif hazırlanması çok önemlidir. Cerrahi başarı multidisipliner çalışma ile doğru orantılıdır

Keywords

• İnsidentaloma,cerrahi tedavi,multidisip

Our mini-incidentaloma series whom we applied surgical treatment

Abstract

Objective: Adrenal incidentolamas have been defined as adrenal lesions less than 1 cm in size with an incidence ranging between 1.4, and 8.7 % median 2.3%. Adrenal masses less than 1 cm are generally non-functional, while those larger than 6 cm in diameter are functional with a probability of 40 percent. Adrenal masses smaller than 4 cm in diameter has a malignancy potential of 2 percent. While those measuring 4-6 cm or greater than 6 cm have malignancy potentials of 6 %, and 25 %, respectively. Besides, non-functional adrenal masses larger than 4 cm are candidates for surgery, however for small myelipomas, benign cysts, and non-functional adenomas surgical treatment may not be required unless they become symptomatic.In this study, in the light of the literature, we aimed to review approach to, and surgical treatment of adrenal masses which we encounter in our clinical practice. Material and Methods: Patients whom we followed up, and treated surgically between January 2010, and January 2015 in our clinics of urology, and general surgery with the indication of adrenal mass, were retrospectively screened, and 14 patients were included in our analysis. The patients underwent ultrasonographic US, computed tomographic CT and magnetic resonance imaging MRI techniques. Biochemical blood analyses of dehydroepiandrosterone DHEA, cortisol, metanephrine, normetanephrine, total testosterone, thyroid stimulating hormone TSH, vanillyl mandelic acid VMA, aldosterone, and renin were performed. Adrenal masses of our patients were evaluated as functional in 3, and nonfunctional in 11 cases. Results: A total of 14 patients 4 male, and 10 female were included in the study. Mean age of the patients was 54.7 years range, 33-74 yrs. Mean diameter of the adrenal masses was 8.8 cm range, 5.5 - 23 cm. These patients underwent open surgical excision n=5 or laparoscopic surgical excision n=9. Histopathology of the adrenal masses was reported as malign n=2 or benign n=12 lesions. Conclusion: Adrenal glands are anatomically small in size, however they possess critically important vital functions. Therefore, approach to adrenal masses, and their treatment should be evaluated preoperatively from endocrinologic perspective, and necessary endocrinologic preparations should be completed before the surgery. Pre-, peri-, and post-operative elaboration of especially hormone-active cases carries utmost importance. Surgical success is directly proportional to multidisciplinary collaboration.

Keywords

• İncidentolama,surgical treatment,multidiscipli

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