"T1 FS: low signal due to fat suppression 27"
"IP/OOP"
"India ink artifact between the macroscopic fat component and myeloid components / normal adrenal parenchyma 27"
Expected headings
"Associations"
"Adrenal myelolipomas are rare, benign and usually asymptomatic tumours of the adrenal gland characterised by the predominance of mature adipocytes. On imaging, they usually present as large masses with a variable amount of fat-containing components."
"haematopoietic cells (including cells from myeloid, erythroid and megakaryocytic cell lines)"
"Myelolipomas are rare tumours of the adrenal glands with an estimated autopsy prevalence of 0.1-0.2%. They usually present in the 5th or 6th decades 25. There is no gender predilection 9,25."
"The CT appearance is usually characteristic. The typical adrenal myelolipoma appears as a well-circumscribed, rounded adrenal mass with predominantly fat-containing components and a median density of approximately -40 HU (range -100 to -20 HU) 25,26. They also contain a myeloid component, which is higher attenuating with a variable appearance ranging from a cloudy pattern, solid strands, or a rounded nodule; this typically enhances 26."
"Small punctate calcifications may be seen in 25-30% of cases 4,9,26. Haemorrhage can be infrequently present (5%), presenting as regions of higher attenuation; this is more frequently seen in larger lesions (≥6-10 cm) 3,25."