Case report describes successful removal of giant adrenal pseudocyst adhered to pancreas using retroperitoneoscopic approach, implying surgical feasibility.
Adrenal pseudocysts are a rare complication of blunt abdominal trauma that can develop following adrenal hemorrhage.1,2 We describe a case of a giant adrenal pseudocyst significantly adherent to the pancreas resected through a retroperitoneoscopic approach.
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