The size of the adrenal mass is a very important characteristic to determine if it is cancer.
On the other hand, benign adrenal tumors (which may or may not overproduce hormones) are quite common. Adrenocortical cancer and malignant pheochromocytomas are very uncommon. Thus, risk that you have adrenal cancer is very low based on simple statistics. It is important to know that adrenal cancer is quite rare and over 95% of adrenal masses and growths are benign. "Is it cancer?" is a very common question we hear at the Carling Adrenal Center. What is the Risk of Cancer in an Adrenal Gland Tumor or Adrenal Mass? Cushing Syndrome: Primary Hypercortisolism.Primary Hyperaldosteronism (Conn Syndrome Tumors).Conn's Syndrome: Primary Hyperaldosteronism.
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