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Introduction Pediatric adrenocortical tumors (pACT) are rare and represent about 0.2% of all childhood cancers ( Gulack et al. 2016 ). pACT present distinct clinical and prognostic features from the disease in adults, usually presenting with
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Introduction Unilateral tumors account for most cases of adrenocorticotrophin (ACTH)-independent hypercortisolism and may be classified into benign adrenal adenomas (ACAs) and malignant adrenocortical carcinomas (ACCs). ACCs have an extremely poor
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Introduction Sporadic adrenocortical tumors are common, and their prevalence reaches up to 7–9% in pathological series ( Koch et al . 2002 ). Most of these are incidentally discovered, hormonally inactive benign tumors, whereas rare hormone
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Introduction Adrenocortical masses are common tumors, with a prevalence of at least 3% in the population over the age of 50 years; they are incidentally discovered up to 5% on abdominal imaging and 15% of patients at autopsy ( Grumbach et al . 2003
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clinical and pathological features of adrenocortical tumors in a large series of pediatric patients’ samples and investigated the effect of IGF1R inhibition by OSI-906 in the ACC cell line NCI-H295A as well as the altered downstream signaling pathways
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-castration elevation of LH levels apparently induced the ectopic LHR expression, which together with the potent oncogene Tag expression triggered adrenocortical tumorigenesis ( Mikola et al . 2003 ). LH dependence of the tumors was proven by findings that they failed
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negative, 2–3 as low, 4–5 as intermediate, and 6 as high. Finally, adrenocortical tumors (ATs) were dichotomously grouped as having intermediate to high expression of the evaluated protein and phosphoproteins (IHC score ≥4) or not (IHC score <4). In AHs and
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) can be difficult. The Weiss score, a nine-point histopathological scoring system, is presently the most widely used system for classifying adrenocortical tumors (ACTs) as benign or malignant. A total score of ≤2 is typically associated with a benign
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Introduction Adrenocortical tumors are rare and aggressive as they often are diagnosed late and have poor survival rate ( Schulick & Brennan 1999 a ). These tumors are 1.5-fold more common in females than males with peak incidences in the first and