A patient presents with hypeension and hypokalemia. CT abdomen was performed. What is the diagnosis?
- The image shows mass on top of kidney, indicative of adrenal pathology. Since hypeension is present with hypokalemia, increased aldosterone from adrenal adenoma is diagnostic of Conn syndrome. - Pheochromocytoma has hypeension but hypokalemia is not seen. - Liddle syndrome is autosomal dominant disorder with over activity of epithelial sodium channel, but does not present as an adrenal mass.
Cushing Syndrome
Pheochromocytoma
Conn syndrome
Liddle syndrome
Secondary hyperaldosteronism
Conn syndrome