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case_images: CT scan showing bilateral adrenal masses
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case_images: Given the clinical presentation, a CT pulmonary angiography scan was ordered to exclude pulmonary embolism that revealed bilateral inhomogeneous masses in the suprarenal region (Fig. 1 arrows).
case_images: FDG- PET scan showing bilateral adrenal masses with tracer uptake
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case_images: The tracer uptake in PET (Fig. 2 arrows) was consistent with bilateral pheochromocytoma and without any metastatic lesions detected.
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case_images: CT scan showing a left adrenal mass
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case_images: An abdominal CT scan confirmed a 4.5 x 4.2 cm mass in the left suprarenal gland (Fig. 3 arrow), and the right adrenal gland also appeared mildly enlarged.