Caption: Transverse view of the abdomen at the level of the pancreas
Description: Multiple small hypoechoic masses are seen in the peri-pancreatic and peri-aortic region. These most likely represent multiple lymph nodes.
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Caption: Sagittal image of the mid-abdomen
Description: Multiple clusters of lymph nodes are identified in this image as indicated by the arrows.
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Caption: Additional views of the abdomen
Description: Multiple discrete hypoechoic lymph nodes [N] are identified in this image.
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Caption: Transverse color Doppler view
Description: No internal vascularity is noted in the lymph nodes.
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NeuroblastomaA 3 year old child presented with abdominal distention of 2 months duration. An ultrasound was performed.
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Adrenal myelolipomaThis 55 year old woman was found to have microscopic hematuria on a routine physical exam. Her physician referred her for a renal sonogram. She has no flank pain.
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Adrenal Hemorrhage in an InfantA two week old female infant presented with fever, loss of appetite, diarrhoea, vomiting occuring for two days and not improving after symptomatic treatment. The history revealed difficult labor, ...
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