问题
多项选择题
肾上腺囊肿的诊断,错误的是()
A.超声检查是肾上腺囊肿的首选影像学检查方法
B.囊壁不易出现钙化
C.囊肿呈圆形、卵圆形肿块,边缘光滑
D.肿块无强化
E.肿块均匀水样密度
答案
参考答案:A, B
解析:与肾上腺其他占位性病变一样,CT检查仍是肾上腺囊肿的首选影像学检查方法。肾上腺囊肿常为单房,呈圆形、卵圆形,边缘光滑,均匀水样密度,无强化,囊壁可见环状或斑状钙化。
肾上腺囊肿的诊断,错误的是()
A.超声检查是肾上腺囊肿的首选影像学检查方法
B.囊壁不易出现钙化
C.囊肿呈圆形、卵圆形肿块,边缘光滑
D.肿块无强化
E.肿块均匀水样密度
参考答案:A, B
解析:与肾上腺其他占位性病变一样,CT检查仍是肾上腺囊肿的首选影像学检查方法。肾上腺囊肿常为单房,呈圆形、卵圆形,边缘光滑,均匀水样密度,无强化,囊壁可见环状或斑状钙化。
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