[Three cases of XXXX including one case with postoperative @entity1165 ].

@entity1 @entity1165 @entity101 @entity943 @entity1166 @entity5 @entity1818 @entity2399 @entity1272 @entity2400 @entity3303 @entity972 @entity916 @entity822 @entity652 @entity1368 @entity1371 @entity165 @entity1760
Three @entity1 with @entity1368 were treated surgically between February and September 1984. All @entity1 had suffered from @entity101 with U waves in ECG and laboratory examinations revealed @entity1371 , hyperaldosteronemia and suppressed plasma @entity916 activity. The localization of the @entity5 was diagnosed accurately in all 3 @entity1 by adrenal vein sampling and in 2 of the @entity1 by PRP, CT scan, adrenal scanning with 131I-iodo @entity165 and adrenal venography. @entity5 were surgically removed by unilateral adrenalectomy through the flank approach in all cases. Histological examinations of removed specimens showed @entity822 . Removal of the @entity652 caused a prompt reversal of the laboratory serum abnormalities and @entity101 was normalized within 2 weeks postoperatively in all cases. Severe @entity1165 ( @entity1166 ) was observed suddenly in one of the @entity1 after about 5 hours postoperatively. Therapy including conventional antiarrhythmic drugs, such as @entity3303 or @entity1818 , and @entity972 administration failed to prevent the @entity943 . @entity1165 was successfully treated and disappeared with the use of @entity2399 ( @entity2400 ) intravenously. The serum @entity972 concentration was normal during the episode and the serum @entity1760 concentration, which was not detected before or just after the operation, was under the limit of normal range (1.4 mEq/l) after the use of @entity2399 . @entity1272 which is retrospectively thought to be the result of @entity1368 may be responsible for the episode of postoperative @entity1165 .
