Adrenal adenoma as a cause of atypical psychosis: Presentation, diagnosis, surgical technique and outcome (case report with a brief literature review).

Introduction And Importance: Psychiatric symptoms may be a mode of the revelation of several endocrinopathies, but rarely in primary hyperaldosteronism, which can increase psychiatric comorbidity, as well as cardiovascular risk.

Case Presentation: We report a case of a 26-year-old engineer, who suffered from atypical psychosis before being hospitalized for a state of agitation, he presented with high blood pressure and severe hypokalemia. An etiological assessment revealed a right adrenal adenoma, which was afterward resected, with a very good evolution.