N Concordance 1 ties in non-hyperfunctioning adrenal adenoma (NHFA) have not yet been 2 rare cystic tumours such as alveolar adenoma or sclerosing haemangioma as w 3 BACKGROUND: Treatment of ampullary adenoma is complicated by difficult pr 4 copic and histologic resection of an adenoma is regarded as a suffici 5 ajor manifestation of the basophilic adenoma is secretion of adrenocortico 6 ell tumor in three nodules, a benign adenoma with oxyphilic metaplasi 7 A functioning black adenoma of the adrenal gland. 8 asia, with at least one large-bowel adenoma removed endoscopically within 9 ntain RE TI - Recurrent canalicular adenoma of the minor salivary glands i 10 ecretory granules. One Crooke's cell adenoma contained trapped or displaced 11 The specimen indicated chromophobic adenoma. Immunohistochemical examinati 12 tween soluble fiber and distal colon adenoma was strengthened (extreme quin 13 be classified as silent corticotroph adenoma, which was originally indicate 14 ver 70 weeks of age. Cystic exocrine adenoma, cystic or duct exocrine adeno 15 ts a case of carcinoma expleomorphic adenoma of the minor salivary glands, 16 ented by a polypoid growth, but flat adenoma and focal adenomatous changes 17 l examination confirmed a follicular adenoma. In all other 6 autonomo 18 its premalignant precursor, hepatic adenoma, but not in benign focal nodul 19 ed 6 years later and the mediastinal adenoma was subsequently successfully 20 TI - High incidence of nephrogenic adenoma of the bladder after renal 21 ormal pituitary gland or a pituitary adenoma 10 mm or less in diamete 22 without evidence for a pleomorphic adenoma. The clinical features, 23 localized adjacent to a GH secreting adenoma. In one case, no adenoma