article · South African Journal of Surgery
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Catecholamine producing tumours were the most common aetiology. Laparoscopy was successful in 43.1%. The lead time was long and there were more tumours on the left side. The mortality rate was 4.5%.
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DOI: 10.36303/sajs.00168
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