09/07/2026
A case presented with symptoms and signs consistent with cushing syndrome (newly-diagnosed HTN, DM, Abdominal Stria Rubra along with centripetal obesity with OSAS). Cushing Syndrome was suspected with labs revealing an ACTH-independent Cushing syndrome.
Furthermore, U/S and CT revealed a right 2 cm adrenal mass.
A challenging successful Laparoscopic adrenalectomy was performed
with enlarged hepatic right lobe encroaching over the adrenal gland and strictly obsecuring over a short right adrenal vein.
Under Support and Supervision of Dear valuable professors:
Prof Dr Ayman Hassan
Prof Dr Mohamed Radwan
Prof Dr Mohamed Abofarha
Main operator: Dr Mohamed Lotfy
Assistant physician: Ahmed Elghamry
With all regards for the support and effort of urology residents, anaethesia, ICU, Endocrinology teams and nursing staff.