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Functioning adrenal pathology

Department of Academic Radiology, St Bartholomew's Hospital, St Bartholomew's Close, London EC1A 7ED, UK

• Hyperfunctioning adrenal pathology usually presents with a characteristic clinical syndrome, depending on the hormone or hormones produced.
  
• Imaging is useful to localize and characterize the primary lesion. CT is the mainstay of imaging in hyperfunctioning adrenal pathology.
  
• MRI, nuclear medicine and venous sampling techniques having a problem-solving role.
  

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