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Perioperative hypertensive crises during adrenalectomy: a challenge for anesthetists

Adrenalektomi sırasında perioperatif hipertansif krizler: anestezistler için bir zorluk

Özlem Ersoy Karka(DÜZCE ÜNİVERSİTESİ)0000-0001-7309-427X
Yusuf Şenoğlu(MARMARA ÜNİVERSİTESİ)0000-0002-3072-9252
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2026-03-24
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These cases demonstrate the importance of close hemodynamic monitoring and a multimodal pharmacological approach to hypertension during adrenalectomy.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Severe hemodynamic instability may develop during adrenalectomy for hormonally active adrenal masses.
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Key Findings & Data:In two patients diagnosed with pheochromocytoma and Conn syndrome, recurrent refractory hypertensive crises were observed during surgical manipulation despite adequate preoperative preparation and sufficient anesthesia.
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Conclusion & Impact:These cases demonstrate the importance of close hemodynamic monitoring and a multimodal pharmacological approach to hypertension during adrenalectomy.
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⚙️Variables:adrenalektomi · feokromasitoma · hiperaldosteronizm

Abstract

Severe hemodynamic instability may develop during adrenalectomy for hormonally active adrenal masses. In two patients diagnosed with pheochromocytoma and Conn syndrome, recurrent refractory hypertensive crises were observed during surgical manipulation despite adequate preoperative preparation and sufficient anesthesia. These cases demonstrate the importance of close hemodynamic monitoring and a multimodal pharmacological approach to hypertension during adrenalectomy.

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Hormonal olarak aktif adrenal kitleler nedeniyle yapılan adrenalektomiler sırasında ciddi hemodinamik instabilite gelişebilir. Feokromasitoma ve Conn sendromu tanılı iki hastada, preoperatif hazırlık ve yeterli anestezi derinliğine rağmen cerrahi manipülasyon sırasında tekrarlayan dirençli hipertansif krizler izlendi. Bu olgular, adrenalektomilerde yakın hemodinamik izlemin ve hipertansiyona multimodal farmakolojik yaklaşımın önemini göstermektedir.

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Karka, Ö. E., Şenoğlu, Y. (2026). Perioperative hypertensive crises during adrenalectomy: a challenge for anesthetists. Medical Records, Sayı: 1. https://doi.org/10.37990/medr.1868730

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