PubMed · 186845
Non-tumorous adrenal hyperfunction: problems in angiographic-clinical correlation.
Abstract
Hyperfunctioning non-neoplastic adrenal glands may be associated with Cushing's syndrome, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, and aldosteronism. The problems in radiographic diagnosis may be resolved by correlation of the angiogram with the clinical and laboratory findings.
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H A Mitty, J L Gabrilove, G L Nicolis. 1977. Non-tumorous adrenal hyperfunction: problems in angiographic-clinical correlation.. https://doi.org/10.1148/122.1.89
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