Mature teratoma of the adrenal gland
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Medical Case Reports - Year 2016, Vol 4, Issue 4
Abstract
Primary retroperitoneal teratoma in adrenal gland is exceedingly rare in adults. Here we report such a tumor in a 28-years-old-woman. Excision recommended either by open surgery or laparoscopic technique. Since there may be a risk of malignant transformation, close follow up is strongly recommended for a good outcome. Keywords: Adrenal, Pluripotent, Retroperitoneal, Suprarenal, Teratoma.
Authors and Affiliations
Dilip Kumar Pal, Sanjay Kumar, Krishnendu Maiti, Debasis Chakrabortty, Manju Banerjee
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