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Figure 5a.  (a) On a coronal T1-weighted MR image of the chest and abdomen, the mass has low signal intensity with high-signal-intensity cystic areas corresponding to those seen at prenatal US, a finding that suggests the presence of hemorrhage. Both adrenal glands are visualized (arrows), with the left adrenal gland being displaced inferiorly by the mass. (b) On an axial T2-weighted MR image of the abdomen, the mass is markedly hyperintense relative to the adrenal glands (arrows).







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