ECR 2022 / C-13280
Congenital adrenal lesions: diagnostic approach and management
Congress:
ECR 2022
Poster Number:
C-13280
Type:
Scientific Exhibit
Keywords:
Foetal imaging, Paediatric, MR, Ultrasound, Education, eLearning, Congenital, Foetus, Haemorrhage
Authors:
C. C. Sangüesa Nebot, D. Veiga Canuto, R. Llorens-Salvador
DOI:
10.26044/ecr2022/C-13280
Personal information and conflict of interest
Fig 1:
Scheme of most frequent congenital suprarenal lesions. Congenital masses in...
Fig 2:
Distribution of final diagnosis confirmed by histological analysis (if...
Fig 3:
Distribution of diagnosis depending on patient's age. Most frequent diagnosis...
Fig 4:
Ultrasound appearance varied depending on the diagnostic period. On prenatal US...
Fig 5:
Different US characteristics were described. Depending on the diagnosis, the...
Fig 6:
Location of the lesions showed similar frequency on both sides (left: n=24;...
Fig 7:
Postnatally 15 newborns showed different pathological signs and symptoms. 12 of...
Fig 8:
Observation was de treatment of choice in most of the patients (n=39), and 12...
Fig 9:
The adrenal gland can be visualized at obstetric US at 13 weeks of gestation,...
Fig 10:
Newborn, 2 days after birth. Omphalocele and macroglossia on clinical...
Fig 11:
Fetal US showed an adrenal right solid mass (dotted arrow). At birth,...
Fig 12:
Newborn US showed an adrenal left solid mass (arrow) with vascularization on...
Fig 13:
Fetal MR showed a cystic lesion in suprarenal area (arrow). Newborn US and MR...
Fig 14:
US of a newborn at birth, showing a mixed lesion (arrow) with cystic component...
Fig 15:
Newborn of 3 days of life after instrumental delivery and clavicle fracture....
Fig 16:
Fetal MR showed a cystic lesion in suprarenal right area (arrow). At birth, the...
Fig 17:
Fetal MR at 24 weeks of gestation showed a cystic lesion in left suprarenal...
Fig 18:
Fetal US at 20 weeks of gestation showed a solid hypoechoic lesion in left...
