[Differential "adrenal gland tumor-adrenal gland hemorrhage" diagnosis. A sonographic follow-up].
St. Kellnar, Ch. Deindl, A. Trammer
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St. Kellnar, Ch. Deindl, A. Trammer
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A case report with typical sonographic follow-up findings of adrenal hemorrhage in neonates is presented. The most important follow-up criteria to differentiate adrenal malignoma from hemorrhage sonographically are significant reduction of size, loss of echogenity as well as formation of a capsula within the first 10 days of life. Otherwise - even with insignificant laboratory findings - malignoma, especially congenital neuroblastoma, has to be suspected.
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A case report with typical sonographic follow-up findings of adrenal hemorrhage in neonates is presented. The most important follow-up criteria to differentiate adrenal malignoma from hemorrhage sonographically are significant reduction of size, loss of echogenity as well as formation of a capsula within the first 10 days of life. Otherwise - even with insignificant laboratory findings - malignoma, especially congenital neuroblastoma, has to be suspected.
Key concepts: Medicine, Adrenal gland, Adrenal Hemorrhage, Neuroblastoma, Differential diagnosis, Pathology, Radiology, Ultrasonography