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Fig. 1A —71-year-old woman with indeterminate left adrenal mass discovered
incidentally during chest CT angiography performed for chest pain. Unenhanced
abdominal CT scan illustrates well-defined 3.9-cm left adrenal mass with mixed
iso- and hypodensensity. No calcifications are associated with lesion, and no
adenopathy is seen. Contralateral adrenal gland is normal. Average attenuation
of lesion is 27 H, prompting further evaluation with contrast material.
