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- Figure 1.
Computed tomography scan of abdomen and pelvis with contrast shows interval development of a 2.8-cm left adrenal nodule with imaging characteristics consistent with an adenoma (arrow).
- Figure 2.
The left adrenal gland and adenoma have benign macroscopic features such as encapsulation and a homogenous appearance.
- Figure 3.
Features of the microscopic image (hematoxylin and eosin stain, 50×) of the adrenal adenoma are consistent with a benign appearance: <1 mitotic figure per 50 high power fields, no atypical mitotic figures, no necrosis, clear cells >25%, and a modified Weiss score of 0.
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Test Result Reference Range Prolactin, ng/mL 10.3 2.0-18.0 Luteinizing hormone, mIU/mL 3.1 1.5-9.3 Follicle-stimulating hormone, mIU/mL 0.8 1.6-8.0 Thyroid-stimulating hormone, mIU/L 2.08 0.4-4.5 Thyroxine, ng/dL 1.3 0.8-1.8 Plasma renin, ng/mL/h 0.75 0.6-4.3 Test Result Reference Range Androstenedione, ng/dL 96 40-190 Dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate, mcg/dL 173 70-495 17-ketosteroids, mg/24 h 10.7 5.3-17.6 Deoxycorticosterone, ng/dL 42 10-79 Progesterone, ng/mL <0.5 <1.4 17-hydroxyprogesterone, ng/dL 181 33-195 Metanephrines, free, pg/mL 40 <57 Metanephrines, total urine, pg/mL 82 44-261 Test Result Reference Range Urinary free cortisol, mcg/24 h 19 3.5-45 Cortisol, 8:00 am, mcg/dL 18.8 10-20 Adrenocorticotropic hormone, pg/mL 12 6-50 Dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate, mcg/dL 173 70-495
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