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CT scan of the abdomen was noted. (a), (b) CT scan indicated left adrenal mass by physical examination. (c), (d) CT scan demonstrated that space-occupying lesions with effusion around the left adrenal, including the possibility of hematoma after acute left flank abdominal pain.
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A 51-year-old male asymptomatically discovered a mass, approximately 5 cm in diameter, at the left adrenal area 10 days ago (Fig. 1a and b). The enhanced CT scan demonstrated that space-occupying lesions with effusion around the left adrenal, including the possibility of hematoma (Fig. 1c and d).
Gross specimen and microscopic structure on the left adrenal tumor.
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During the operation, 4U red blood cell and 200ml plasma were used, and the mass, 12 x 8 cm in size, was removed completely (Fig. 2a-c).
CT scan indicated masses on the left adrenal area in one month after surgery.
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In one month after surgery, the patient developed abdominal pain necessitating emergency admission, and abdominal enhanced CT indicated masses on the left adrenal area, 11.2 x 7.3 cm in size, considered space-occupying lesions, and local bleeding probably, may well be greater than the preoperative progress (Fig. 3).