Endothelial cyst of the adrenal gland: A surgical case report

Advances in medical imaging have led to increased detection of rare adrenal cysts, typically asymptomatic. The article emphasizes their silent nature and the evolving diagnostic methods.

Woman underwent successful laparoscopic removal of a 9 cm left adrenal cyst. Histological analysis identified it as an endothelial cyst.

Adrenal cysts, mostly unilateral, have diverse histological types. Diagnosis relies on imaging, and surgical intervention is required for symptomatic cases or those exceeding 5 cm. Minimally invasive techniques have improved outcomes.

Adrenal cysts, generally benign and asymptomatic, pose diagnostic challenges. Surgical intervention is recommended for larger or symptomatic lesions, with advancements in minimally invasive options improving outcomes.