TERMINOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION OF ADRENAL INCIDENTALOMAS.

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The term adrenal incidentaloma, literally meaning "adrenal tumor discovered by chance" (incidentally discovered adrenal mass) first appeared in the early 80s. It was from this time that a constant increase in the number of "accidentally" detected adrenal tumors was noted, which is associated with the widespread introduction of non-invasive methods of topical diagnostics (ultrasound, CT, MRI) into clinical practice. In medical literature, one can also find several other names for these neoplasms: clinically silent adrenal masses, "asymptomatic", "non-functioning", "hormonally inactive", etc. At the same time, in works that use these terms, the same researchers identify clinical symptoms of adrenal hyperfunction and changes in the hormonal profile in a significant proportion of patients. According to most authors, the term incidentaloma is the most accurate, since it indicates, first of all, the “accidental” nature of the detection of a neoplasm in the adrenal region.

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The term adrenal incidentaloma, literally meaning "adrenal tumor discovered by chance" (incidentally discovered adrenal mass) first appeared in the early 80s. It was from this time that a constant increase in the number of "accidentally" detected adrenal tumors was noted, which is associated with the widespread introduction of non-invasive methods of topical diagnostics (ultrasound, CT, MRI) into clinical practice. In medical literature, one can also find several other names for these neoplasms: clinically silent adrenal masses, "asymptomatic", "non-functioning", "hormonally inactive", etc. At the same time, in works that use these terms, the same researchers identify clinical symptoms of adrenal hyperfunction and changes in the hormonal profile in a significant proportion of patients. According to most authors, the term incidentaloma is the most accurate, since it indicates, first of all, the “accidental” nature of the detection of a neoplasm in the adrenal region.


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TERMINOLOGY AND CLASSIFICATION OF ADRENAL

INCIDENTALOMAS.

Madaminov Fakhriddin Adilbekovich

Khorezm branch of the Republican

Scientific Center for Emergency Medical Care

Urologist 2nd Department of Surgery

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14184352

The term adrenal incidentaloma, literally meaning "adrenal tumor

discovered by chance" (incidentally discovered adrenal mass) first appeared in
the early 80s. It was from this time that a constant increase in the number of
"accidentally" detected adrenal tumors was noted, which is associated with the
widespread introduction of non-invasive methods of topical diagnostics
(ultrasound, CT, MRI) into clinical practice. In medical literature, one can also find
several other names for these neoplasms: clinically silent adrenal masses,
"asymptomatic", "non-functioning", "hormonally inactive", etc. At the same time,
in works that use these terms, the same researchers identify clinical symptoms of
adrenal hyperfunction and changes in the hormonal profile in a significant
proportion of patients. According to most authors, the term incidentaloma is the
most accurate, since it indicates, first of all, the “accidental” nature of the detection
of a neoplasm in the adrenal region.

There are also different opinions regarding the criteria for including the

detected neoplasms in the IN group. Most researchers classify incidentalomas as
accidentally detected space-occupying adrenal formations detected during
radiological studies undertaken for other diseases of the abdominal cavity and
retroperitoneal space or during a routine dispensary examination. Some also
include those neoplasms that are diagnosed in patients with arterial hypertension
during a targeted examination of the adrenal glands [3], as well as as a result of
searching for oncological pathology [1]. The literature offers various options for
generalizing and systematizing adrenal incidentalomas. In reality, these are
neoplasms of heterogeneous etiology originating not only from all zones of the
cortex and medulla of the adrenal glands, but also from elements of the
mesenchyme and neuroectoderm, metastatic tumors, and pseudo-adrenal
lesions. The classification of incidentalomas proposed by American researchers
M. Gross and B. Shapiro (1993) is considered generally accepted [4].

1. Formations originating from the adrenal cortex: adenoma, nodular

hyperplasia, carcinoma. 2. Formations originating from the medulla:
pheochromocytoma, ganglioneuroma, ganglioneuroblastoma. 3. Other adrenal


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lesions: myelolipoma, neurofibroma, hamartoma, teratoma, xanthomatosis,
amyloidosis, cyst, hematoma, granuloma, leiomyoma, leiomyosarcoma. 4.
Metastases: breast cancer, lung cancer, kidney cancer, lymphoma, etc. 5.
Pseudoadrenergic lesions: formations originating from the kidneys, pancreas,
spleen, lymph nodes, vessels. 6. Technical artifacts. Adrenal incidentaloma is not
a clinical diagnosis, but an initial diagnosis based on the results of using
radiographic imaging methods and requiring further detailing. About a third of
adrenal incidentalomas (32.6%) have some degree of hormonal activity, and
every sixth (16.7%) is malignant.

The sensitivity of imaging methods in detecting IN was 93.8% for ultrasound,

99.6% for CT, and 100% for MRI. Specificity in diagnosing adrenocortical
carcinomas was 87.1%, metastatic adrenal tumors - 85.7%, and
pheochromocytomas - 61.1%. Ultrasound was more specific than CT in
diagnosing adrenal cysts. The information content of percutaneous puncture
biopsy in verifying IN was 43.7%.

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