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Most adrenocortical adenomas are clinically silent and are usually incidental findings during abdominal imaging not performed for suspected adrenal disease (adrenal incidentaloma), but a few can present with signs and/or symptoms of hormonal excess. Determination of functionality is based on clinical and laboratory evaluation.
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