Adrenal Hemorrhage
In this video lecture, we discuss the imaging appearance of adrenal hemorrhage on CT, MRI and ultrasound. Causes of adrenal hemorrhage will also be reviewed. Key points include: On CT scan, adrenal hemorrhage typically appears as a nonenhancing round or oval hyperdense mass with density of 50-90 HU. MRI is the most sensitive and specific modality for diagnosing adrenal hemorrhage. The post Adrenal Hemorrhage appeared first on radiologist HeadQuarters.
