Adrenal ganglioneuroma: a familial case.

A 67-year-old woman was evaluated for asymptomatic microscopic hematuria. Intravenous urography and computed tomography demonstrated an adrenal mass, but the workup for a functional adrenal tumor was negative. The mass was surgically resected, with a histologic diagnosis of adrenal ganglioneuroma. No further treatment was necessary. After the diagnosis was made, the patient reported a family history positive for neuroblastic tumors. Two of her grandchildren had presented at early ages with a ganglioneuroblastoma and a third had presented with a ganglioneuroma. This presentation is unique because ganglioneuroma, especially that of adrenal origin, is rare in the adult population, and familial cases are extremely uncommon.

Volvulus of an ileal conduit with retroperitoneal urinoma in a child: first reported case.

Ileal loop urinary diversion requires long-term followup. A case of an ileal conduit volvulus with a retroperitoneal urinoma 14 years after the initial procedure is reported. A brief discussion of long and short-term complications of ileal loops is presented.