A 20-year-old male patient in a study of arterial hypertension found a left mass of 5 cm. The biochemical evaluation showed elevated adrenal catechiae and metanephrines.
A cerebellar hemangioblastoma operated two years ago and a maternal history of cerebellar hemangioma intervened in two opportunities are highlighted.
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His general physical examination and the eye fundus examination were normal.
She underwent laparoscopic adrenalectomy and as an intraoperative finding a cystic lesion of 3 cm was found in relation to the tail of the pancreas, which was resected during the same intervention.
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Operative time was 120 minutes, bleeding was < 50 mL.
There were no significant variations in blood pressure during surgery and there were no intraoperative or postoperative complications.
The postoperative evolution was satisfactory, allowing the patient to be discharged three days after surgery.
The pathological anatomy study confirmed the diagnosis of adrenal gland pheochromocytoma and cystic lesion was reported as microcystic mucose cystadenoma of the pancreas.
