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Supplemental Figure S1.

A.	T2-weighted transversal MRI showing bilateral myelolipomas, larger on the left side. Both are almost exclusively comprising fat and appear with the same signal intensity as the surrounding fat but may nevertheless be delineated because of their respective pseudo-capsule (arrows).

B.	T2-weighted transversal MRI showing myelolipoma on the right side (same patient as in Figure 1 G &H) almost exclusively comprising myeloid tissue in which a ventral island of fat (arrow) is easily identified because of the similar signal intensity as the fat surrounding the myelolipoma.

C.	Intravenously contrast-enhanced T1-weighted transversal MRI (same patient as in figure 2B) showing a high signal in the myeloid component because of its marked contrast-enhancement (arrow).