Treatment of Benign Adrenal Tumor with Unilateral Adrenal Mass and Radiological Findings Suspicious of Malignancy

This protocol covers the clinical scenario of a unilateral adrenal mass measuring 6 cm or less that carries radiological characteristics suspicious of malignancy, with no evidence of local invasion on imaging.

Clinical Scenario

The setting addressed here is a unilateral adrenal mass with imaging findings raising suspicion for malignancy, a maximum diameter of 6 cm, and an absence of local invasion on radiological assessment. This combination of features defines a specific decision point in adrenal mass management.

Approach Summary only — full protocol below

A minimally invasive surgical approach is indicated in this setting. The complete protocol specifies the required surgical expertise, the precise procedural criteria, and further management detail not shown here.