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Match the following authors with their book on Diagnostic Ultrasound:
Match the following authors with their book on Diagnostic Ultrasound:
Rumack, CM Wilson, SR Charboneau, JW = Diagnostic Ultrasound Vol.1, 4th Ed. Mosby, St. Louis Bates, JA = Abdominal Ultrasound: How, Why and When, 3rd Ed. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh Moore, KL Dalley, AF = Clinically Oriented Anatomy, 5th Ed. Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins Company, Canada Moore, KL Persaud, TVN = The Developing Human: Clinically Oriented Embryology, 7th Ed. Saunders, USA
Match the following statements with the correct information about Adrenal Glands anatomy:
Match the following statements with the correct information about Adrenal Glands anatomy:
Paired endocrine organs superior and medial borders of kidneys = Anatomy Enclosed with kidneys in Gerota’s fascia = Anatomy Surrounded by adipose tissue = Anatomy Level 11th/12th thoracic rib Lateral to L1 = Anatomy
Match the following statements with the correct information about Fetal Adrenal Glands:
Match the following statements with the correct information about Fetal Adrenal Glands:
More readily seen in children = Ultrasound Fetal adrenal glands large compared with kidneys - rapidly shrink 2-3 wks after birth = Ultrasound Measurements: 5cm long, 2cm wide, 4. = Ultrasound Difficult to assess with Ultrasound = Ultrasound
Match the following statements with the correct information about the course FRD3061 Medical Imaging Science and Methods2 Ultrasound 1 Lecture 6A: Adrenals fchs.ac.ae:
Match the following statements with the correct information about the course FRD3061 Medical Imaging Science and Methods2 Ultrasound 1 Lecture 6A: Adrenals fchs.ac.ae:
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Match the following adrenal gland hormones with their production location:
Match the following adrenal gland hormones with their production location:
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Match the following ultrasound appearances with their descriptions:
Match the following ultrasound appearances with their descriptions:
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Match the following pathological findings with their potential ultrasound detection:
Match the following pathological findings with their potential ultrasound detection:
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Match the following ultrasound characteristics with their descriptions:
Match the following ultrasound characteristics with their descriptions:
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Match the following adrenal gland pathologies with their ultrasound appearances:
Match the following adrenal gland pathologies with their ultrasound appearances:
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Match the following primary sources of adrenal metastases with their characteristics:
Match the following primary sources of adrenal metastases with their characteristics:
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Match the following statements with the correct information about adrenal metastasis:
Match the following statements with the correct information about adrenal metastasis:
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Match the following adrenal conditions with their characteristics:
Match the following adrenal conditions with their characteristics:
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Match the following medical imaging terms with their corresponding meanings:
Match the following medical imaging terms with their corresponding meanings:
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Match the following medical imaging course with its content:
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Match the following medical imaging terms with their corresponding descriptions:
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Study Notes
Ultrasound Imaging of the Adrenal Glands
- Adrenal glands are 5cm thick at birth, with a central fold and medial and lateral wings
- The outer cortex produces cortisol, aldosterone, and androgens, while the inner medulla produces epinephrine and norepinephrine
- Ultrasound technique for the right adrenal gland is similar to the upper pole of the right kidney
- The left adrenal gland ultrasound is more difficult due to a smaller acoustic window and gas interference
- Normal ultrasound appearances show the right adrenal gland as ovoid and the left as triangular with less echogenicity than perirenal fat
- Pathological findings may include hemorrhage, cysts, and benign neoplasms such as adenoma and myelolipoma
- Ultrasound can detect acute bright hyperechoic masses in the renal bed in cases of hemorrhage
- Right adrenal hemorrhage may appear as a septated cystic mass with internal echoes on ultrasound
- Incidental, simple cysts in the adrenal glands are uncommon and must be distinguished from renal, splenic, or pancreatic cysts
- Benign neoplasms, such as adenoma and myelolipoma, can be detected with ultrasound, but the appearances are non-specific
- Adenomas are small, solid, round, and well-defined on ultrasound
- Myelolipomas are typically hyperechoic masses in the adrenal bed, with internal hemorrhage and focal areas of calcification
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Test your knowledge of ultrasound imaging of the adrenal glands with this quiz. Learn about normal ultrasound appearances, pathological findings, and distinguishing features of benign neoplasms such as adenoma and myelolipoma.