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. 2020 Feb 7;11:36. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2020.00036

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Copyright © 2020 Mariani, Nishi, Wanichi, Brondani, Lacombe, Charchar, Pereira, Srougi, Tanno, Ceccato, Regazzo, Barbot, Occhi, Albiger, Vieira-Corrêa, Kater, Scaroni, Chambô, Zerbini, Mendonca, Almeida and Fragoso.

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Abdominal CT scan with contrast showing. (A) Index-case: volumetric increase and diffuse nodular thickening of both adrenal glands, stable since 2011. (B) Index-case's sibling: bilateral enlargement of both adrenal glands with multiple hypoattenuating nodules, the largest measuring 2.5 cm (in the medial stem of the left adrenal), all with average attenuation of <10 HU in the non-contrast phase. Such nodules remain stable in relation to the tomographic study from 2015. (C) Index-case's niece: Both adrenal glands with preserved morphology and attenuation without identifiable focal lesions.