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Fetal MRI image demonstrates a retroperitoneal, suprarenal, 20 x13 mm, homogeneous, high T2 signal intensity, non-calcified, cystic mass (arrow).
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The fetal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed a 20x13 mm non-calcified cystic mass of the left adrenal gland, compatible with a neuroblastoma (Figure 1).
US of the left adrenal, one month after birth (arrow).
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Ultrasonography at 1 months of life showed an anechogenic image of the left adrenal gland of 17x12 mm, with thin walls (Figure 2).
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Preoperative CT showing a partially cystic 20 x 22 mm mass in the left adrenal region without calcification (arrow).
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We performed a preoperative CT which showed a partially cystic 20 x 22 mm mass in the left adrenal region, non-enhanced, without calcification (Figure 3).
Microscopic image of the adrenal teratoma showing mixed composition of ciliated columnar epithelium of respiratory type, well differentiated cartilaginous structures and seromucous glands (HE, x50).
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The specimen was diagnosed as a mature cystic adrenal teratoma, without any suspicious sign of malignancy, which was completely resected (Figure 4).