Surgical intervention: In the treatment of adrenal tumors, surgical intervention is used to completely remove the tumor. Surgical intervention can be performed in different ways, depending on the stage and size of the tumor. In small tumors, closed surgery (laparoscopic surgery) can be performed.
Radiotherapy: Radiotherapy is the use of high-energy rays to kill cancer cells. Radiotherapy can be used together with surgical intervention in the treatment of adrenal tumors.
Drug therapy: In the treatment of adrenal tumors, drug therapy is used in hormone-secreting tumors. Medication can help inhibit the growth and spread of hormone-secreting tumors.
Treatment of adrenal tumors often begins with surgery and may be used in conjunction with radiotherapy and drug therapy. Different techniques can be used depending on the surgical intervention, the stage of the tumor, its size and hormone secretion. These interventions may include laparoscopic surgery or open surgery.
Treatment of adrenal tumors may vary depending on the characteristics of the patient and the characteristics of the tumor. Treatment of adrenal tumors is more likely to be successful when diagnosed early.
