Are adrenal tumors mostly malignant?

Adrenal tumor is not usually malignant, whether adrenal tumor is malignant should be analyzed according to the actual situation.

If the patient's tumor volume is large, but the growth rate is relatively slow, through imaging examination, it is found that the lesion tissue morphology is regular, and the boundary with surrounding tissues is clear. At this time, it is a benign lesion. However, if the patient's tumor growth rate is fast, through the above examination, it is found that the lesion tissue morphology is irregular, and the boundary with surrounding tissues is blurred. At this time, it is a malignant lesion.

If the patient is determined to be malignant and is in the early stage, it is necessary to timely remove the lesion tissue through surgical treatment such as open adrenal tumor resection, transabdominal laparoscopic adrenal tumor resection, and retroperitoneal laparoscopic adrenal tumor resection.