%0 Journal Article
%T ¡®Adrenal incidentalomas¡¯; Rationalising assessment in the urology multi
%A Adebanji Adeyoju
%A Alfred Pollard
%A Andrew Counsell
%A Andrew Sinclair
%A Lina Yow
%A Mamoon Siraj
%A Niall Lynch
%A Philip Lewis
%A Richard Bell
%A Rono Mukherjee
%A Saqib Javed
%A Sotonye Tolofari
%J Journal of Clinical Urology
%@ 2051-4166
%D 2019
%R 10.1177/2051415818808893
%X The combination of an aging population and the continual technological advances in modern imaging techniques have contributed to the increased detection of asymptomatic incidental lesions. The definition of an adrenal ¡®incidentaloma¡¯ is an asymptomatic lesion (£¿1 cm) detected on imaging following a suspected alternative primary diagnosis. The majority of these adrenal incidentalomas, may be benign and non-functioning, however, a proportion of these lesions may be either malignant or ¡®hyperfunctioning¡¯ (hormone-producing). As such, these incidental and asymptomatic lesions can provide the urologist with a diagnostic dilemma. In this article we aim to review the current literature with reference to common clinical scenarios often encountered as part of the urology multi-disciplinary team meeting. The overall aim is to rationalise and standardise an approach to these often challenging scenarios
%K Renal oncology
%K radiology
%K laparoscopy
%K other
%K training
%K oncology
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2051415818808893