I am currently treating a two year old boy, who presented with right upper abdominal pain. Imaging revealed bilateral adrenal masses, R>L. Histology of excised lesions showed benign teratomas. This is obviously a rare situation, and I do not know of any other paediatric cases.
Maurizio Pea
As calcification or bone was noted in one third of "adrenal lipomatous tumours" I'd like to know what kind of tissues / epithelia etc were present in this extraordinary case. There is no other lesions in the axial midline? Finally, I see that there are no areas related to a matured Neuroblastoma. Thanks, Maurizio.
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