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Tuberk Toraks 2013; 61(3): 265-267 A 53 year-old male patient was admitted to the outpatient clinic due to the findings regarding prostatism. For the investigation, a urinary ultrasonography (USG) was also performed. USG displayed a right spherical, 32.6 mm in diameter adrenal mass with calcification. The lesion was diagnosed as adrenal incidentaloma (AI) and consulted to the endocrinology section. In the patient’s detailed history, there was also orthostatic hypotension, weight lost, and fatigue for three months. The patient -ex smoker for six yearshad 64-pack year history of smoking. Also, he had had one-month drug therapy due to tuberculosis (TB) pleurisy 12 years ago in the past history.

Adrenal mass mimicking the incidentaloma in a patient with newly diagnosed adrenal failure due to tuberculosis