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What are all the labeled structures?
What is the cause of HTN?



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  #2

Pheochromocytoma, D?

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  #3

I was thinking Pheo too, but isn't D the spleen? E is the adrenal gland...
Pheo=adrenal medulla...

Other options I could think of Seratonin Syndrome maybe, so bowel? A? but probably not likely...

confused


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  #4

B adrenal gland

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  #5

B Looks like Pancreas...

Can we all try to label all the structures? thanks. smiling face


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  #6

is this carnoid syndrome? in which case there would be a small intestine tumor neuroendocrine cells that release serotonin...the only structure that looks close to small bowel to me is maybe A?

  #7

It's D -Pheo; spleen is usually located much anteriorly- you can palpate it easily from the front.

B look like pancreas


  #8

Still confused (confused) sad

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My opinion...A-stomach, B-pancreas, C-colon, D-spleen, E-kidney?, F-??,G-rib, I-liver, H-adrenal gland. so I go with Hconfused

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looks like H is the adrenal here.but wats E?it points to a space!!!

  #11

Can H be the adrenal (so close to the liver??)
E -I Have NO IDEA!!


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  #12

F

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  #13

it is pheochromocyroma.I think the section is above the kidney.and thekidneys are not visible.the only bilateral organ which is close to the vertebra is F.So I go for F

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  #14

F. Adult Neuroblastoma

http://www.acor.org/nbl/adult.htm



A- Stomach

B- Pancreas

C- Colon

D- spleen

E- no idea (connective tissue, fascia?? distractorraised eyebrow )

F- paravertebral sympathetic ggl.

H- gullbladder

I- liver

G- Rib



please correct mesmiling face


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  #15

I take back my opinion on D- as pheo...it is no doubt spleen.

Probabalt this image has no explanation for the clinical features. Take a CT chest or see through other images of abdomen!!!

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  #16

one more pic for clarification

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  #17

so what is the answer? and diagnostic?




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  #18

I agree with Vallia
A stomach
B pancreas
C colon
D spleen
E kidney
F ??I am not sure either
G rib
H adrenal gland
I liver

this is a pheochromocytoma

  #19

So everyone agree with Pheo as the diagnosis, and so its E, which is the adrenal... I conclude this by looking at Harry's pictures. On the other side you can already see the kidney which is bigger (its the organ with no pointer pointing towards it on the side of the liver).




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  #20

IS it E only

Does anyone know the right answer







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