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Incidentally found adrenal masses

Foothills Hospital Calgary, Alberta, T2V 2C6 Canada

What is an appropriate strategy for dealing with incidentally found adrenal masses (<5 cm) identified in patients with no history of malignancy during enhanced or unenhanced CT of the abdomen? Can these masses be considered adenomas regardless of their density in Hounsfield units?

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