N	Concordance
1	but were normalized seven days after adrenalectomy. Corticosterone replacem
2	dback at the hypothalamic site after adrenalectomy (ADX), when the hypothal
3	ng mechanisms. Since gonadectomy and adrenalectomy do not result in elimina
4	 treatment may be pursued. Bilateral adrenalectomy effectively cures hyperc
5	use of prophylactic contralateral    adrenalectomy is not recommended for p
6	 RESULTS: Indications for endoscopic adrenalectomy       were pheochromocyt
7	and endoscopic extraperitoneal       adrenalectomy are two safe options in 
8	on was treated by right laparoscopic adrenalectomy. The 63-year-old male pa
9	phy and CT scan of the abdomen. Left adrenalectomy was performed through an
10	as no significant effect of maternal adrenalectomy on the expression of the
11	ide treatment functions as a medical adrenalectomy, and patients receiving 
12	act of minimally invasive surgery on adrenalectomy for incidental       tum
13	que of an endoscopic retroperitoneal adrenalectomy done with the patient in
14	    Endoscopic retroperitoneal right adrenalectomy with the patient in the 
15	These results suggest that long-term adrenalectomy can result in either inc
16	cal resection consisting of total    adrenalectomy.  Although patients with
17	d. The laparoscopic, transperitoneal adrenalectomy shows a low rate of comp
18	alateral tumor  following unilateral adrenalectomy is approximately 50%.[1]