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Abstract
The most popular method for adrenalectomy at the moment is laparoscopic transabdominal lateral adrenalectomy (TLA), which offers enough working space and an ideal, all-encompassing view of the adrenal gland and its surrounding tissues. Additionally, it makes it easier to investigate the abdominal cavity, which enables concurrent treatment of eventually related abdominal ailments. Furthermore, in the event of a challenging dissection or uncontrollably bleeding during surgery, this method enables a prompt conversion to hand-assisted or open surgery.
Large adrenal masses, however, continue to be difficult to operate on laparoscopically since the size of the tumor is known to raise the risk of malignancy.
We discussed our experience with transperitoneal laparoscopic treatment of big adrenal tumors in this paper. The current study was out to assess the viability, security, and effectiveness of laparoscopy in the management of large suprarenal masses.
According to the size of the tumor, the study’s participants were divided into two groups: group I consisted of 20 patients whose tumor measured at least 6 cm in its largest diameter, while group II contained 20 patients whose tumor measured less than 6 cm.