Symptomatic adrenal pseudocyst.

P Moons; R H Oyen; A L Baert; L Baert

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Symptomatic adrenal pseudocyst.

P Moons·R H Oyen·A L Baert·L Baert

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Abstract

A case of symptomatic adrenal pseudocyst due to recurrent hemorrhage is presented. Because of the hemorrhages, the cyst-like lesion had unusual appearances at US, CT and MRI, resembling a malignant cystic tumor.

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P Moons, R H Oyen, A L Baert, L Baert. 1996. Symptomatic adrenal pseudocyst.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8647785/

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