Pheochromocytoma is a tumor derived from chromaffin tissue of neuroectodermal cells from the neural crest. He is remembered by students as the tumor MIR 10%: 10% occur in children, 10% is malignant, 10% are hereditary, 10% are bilateral and 10% are extra-adrenal. Are tumors of low incidence. The fundamental problem is posed by secreting catecholamines, with consequent effects. The treatment is surgical excision, but a few years ago because there was adequate anesthetic preparation, the surgery of pheochromocytoma had a high mortality, which, at present, has gone to be 0.3%. The preanesthetic management of pheochromocytoma is the issue before us today and you can download here .
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