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. 2011 Apr 5;5:136. doi: 10.1186/1752-1947-5-136

Table 1.

All adrenal lipomas reported to date, except those mentioned in Myśliwiec et al. [2] where no other clinical information was provided.

No. Author Year Sex Age, years Localization Imaging Dimensions/weight Clinical setting
1 Lange [11] 1966 M 54 Right 2.5 cm Necropsy, paroxysmal hypertension

2 Prinz et al. [6] 1982 F 73 Right CT 3 cm Incidental finding

3 Avinoach et al. [6] 1989 F 40 Right 1.3 cm/7 g Incidental finding (laparotomy)

4 Abe et al. [13] 1994 M 56 Left US/CT 250 g Pain

5 Lam et al. [3] 1997 F 64 Right US 8 cm/190 g Incidental finding/disease free >7 years

6 Lam et al. [3] 1997 M 78 Right 4.5 cm/24 g Incidental finding (necropsy)

7 Ghavamian et al. [6] 1998 F 50 Left CT 8 cm Incidental finding (CT)

8 Guereirro et al. [14] 1998 F 66 Right US/CT 7 × 6 × 6 cm Hypertension

9 Sharma et al. [12] 1998 M 45 Right 12 × 10 × 5 cm/225 g Pain, hypertension

10 Lam et al. [3] 2001 M 65 Left 2 cm Incidental finding (necropsy)

11 Butner [6] 2002 M 50 Right 1.1 cm Incidental finding (necropsy)

12 Milathianakis et al. [10] 2002 M 39 Right US/CT 20 cm Incidental finding

13 Rodriguez-Calvo et al. [8] 2007 M 70 Left 1 cm Incidental finding (necropsy)

14 Rodriguez-Calvo et al. [8] 2007 M 45 Right 2 cm Incidental finding (necropsy), pheochromocytoma (left)

15 Shumaker et al. 2008 M 68 Left CT/MRI 7 cm/135 g Hypertension, pain

16 Singaporewalla et al. 2009 M 44 Left CT 15.6 cm Retroperitoneal bleeding

17 Gupta et al. [9] 2009 M 51 Right CT 11.6 × 14.9 × 14.9 cm Complicated by perinephric abscess

18 Shah et al. 2009 M 35 Right IVU/US/CT Pain

19 Our case 2010 F 54 Left CT 16 × 14 × 7 cm Pain

CT = computed tomography; US = ultrasound.