Presentation
Trauma.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
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Enlarged right adrenal gland with a mixed attenuation and surrounding fat stranding likely due to adrenal hemorrhage.
Right clavicle fracture.
No other traumatic injuries.
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Right adrenal hematoma has markedly reduced in size in keeping with near complete resolution.
From the case:
Adrenal gland trauma
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Side by side imaging showing improvement of the right adrenal hematoma.
Case Discussion
Adrenal gland trauma is a common cause of unilateral adrenal hemorrhage.