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August 15, 2025Surgical Case ReportsOpen Access

A Case of Spontaneous Regression of Primary Tumor after Adrenalectomy for Primary Lung Cancer with Synchronous Adrenal Metastasis

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HCHisaya ChikaraishiRKRyu KanzakiHSHironobu Samejima

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Overview

This case report demonstrates spontaneous regression in a lung cancer patient post-adrenalectomy, suggesting potential survival benefits.

Key Points

  • Spontaneous regression of the primary lung tumor occurred after surgical treatment for adrenal metastasis, indicating a rare phenomenon.
  • Histological examination revealed no malignant findings in the resected lung lobe, indicating successful treatment outcome.
  • The patient experienced a reduction in tumor size and remained recurrence-free 5 months after surgical intervention.
  • Surgical resection provides a therapeutic option for patients with adrenal metastasis from lung cancer, which may improve long-term outcomes.

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Chikaraishi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a365600a429f797332b40ahttps://doi.org/10.70352/scrj.cr.25-0379
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