Adrenal adenomas are often categorized as endocrine-inactive tumors considering that majority of them are non-functioning and asymptomatic. Functional adrenocortical adenomas demonstrate symptoms consistent with mixed endocrine syndromes. In most reported<unk> s of adrenocortical adenoma, patients have presented with one or multiple endocrine syndromes such as hyperaldosteronism/Conn's Syndrome, hypercortisolism/Cushing's syndrome, hyperandrogenism/feminization, virilization, or hirsutism. Some of the common symptoms associated with adrenocortical adenomas include: Musculoskeletal * Osteopenia * Muscle weakness/muscle atrophy Cardiovascular * Hypertension Endocrine and Metabolic * Obesity →More prevalent in males * virilization →More prevalent in females * Hyperandrogenism * Irregular menstrual cycles Neuropsychological * Sleep disorders * Depression Skin * Easy bruising * Stretch marks * Hirsutism * Acne
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