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Pheochromocytoma and Paraganglioma

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ID: 80948
Title: Pheochromocytoma and Paraganglioma
Category: Labeled - EndocrineSysVol II-Young-3E

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(usually norepinephrine
24-hour
Adrenal pheochromocytoma
amounts of catecholamines resistance and blood pressure.
and epinephrine)
and familial testing, pheochromocytoma
and metanephrines.
Anxiety
Blood
can be seen on the axial (above left) and coronal (above ri
catecholamine secretion and are usually
chest pains
Clinical features of pheochromocytoma
collection.
diaphoresis and fractionated metanephrines
Epigastric
episodic or sustained.
Facial pallor, fractionated catecholamines
Headache biochemically by the presence
Hypertension may be
images of a contrast-enhanced CT scan of the abdomen.
in the blood or a 24-hour urine
Increased dopamine secretion
increased use of CT imaging
is diagnosed in more than 60% of
Nausea
of increased concentrations of
pain
Palpitations/
paroxysmal. However, because of the
patient with a biochemically conrmed catecholamine-
patients before any symptoms develop.
Pheochromocytoma is a chroman cell tumor secreting excessi
pressure Tremor
resulting in increased peripheral vascular resistance and h
secreting tumor. A left adrenal pheochromocytoma (arrow)
suggests malignant tumor.
Symptoms are secondary to excessive
The diagnosis must be conrmed
Tumor secretes increased Vasoconstriction increases periphe
urine sample
Weakness
with CT or MRI should be the rst localization test in a

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