The document describes different types of adrenal calcification seen on clinical imaging, including neonatal adrenal hemorrhage seen as circular peripheral calcification; Addison's disease seen as bilateral adrenal calcification caused by tuberculous adrenal disease; neuroblastoma seen as diffuse granular calcification in a large abdominal mass; and Wolman's disease seen as diffuse punctate calcification in bilaterally enlarged adrenal glands.

1. 55Adrenal Calcification

2. CLINICAL IMAGAGING
AN ATLAS OF DIFFERENTIAL DAIGNOSIS
EISENBERG
DR. Muhammad Bin Zulfiqar
PGR-FCPS III SIMS/SHL

3. • Fig GI 55-1 Neonatal adrenal hemorrhage.
Circular calcification about the periphery of
the gland (arrows).70

4. • Fig GI 55-2 Adrenocortical insufficiency
(Addison's disease). There are bilateral
adrenal calcifications (arrows) in this patient
with tuberculous adrenal disease.

5. • Fig GI 55-3 Neuroblastoma. Diffuse granular
calcification in the large left upper quadrant
mass.

6. • Fig GI 55-4 Wolman's disease. Diffuse
punctate calcifications in bilaterally enlarged
adrenal glands (arrows).