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Three-dimensional image guidance for diagnosis and treatment of adrenal disease: a systematic review

  • By

  • Sofia Di Lorenzo

  • Farahdiba Zarin

  • Matteo Pavone

  • Didier Mutter

  • Marco Raffaelli

  • Michel Vix

  • Barbara Seeliger

  • October 9, 2025

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    Adrenal abnormalities are prevalent in 10% of the elderly, complicating the decision for surveillance or surgery due to various pathologies.

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    Surgical interventions for adrenal lesions often result in overtreatment, with 30-55% of procedures revealing benign histopathology.

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    Three-dimensional imaging techniques improve diagnostic accuracy and surgical planning for adrenal disease, addressing limitations of conventional radiology.

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    Artificial intelligence enhances the segmentation process in 3D imaging, facilitating more accurate characterization of adrenal neoplasia.

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    This systematic review aims to evaluate the clinical utility of 3D imaging in improving outcomes and reducing unnecessary surgeries in adrenal disease.

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Three-dimensional image guidance for diagnosis and treatment of adrenal disease: a systematic review

  • by Sofia Di Lorenzo, Farahdiba Zarin, Matteo Pavone, Didier Mutter, Marco Raffaelli, Michel Vix, Barbara Seeliger

  • October 9, 2025

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