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Fig. 5A 53-year-old woman with primary aldosteronism (patient not included in this study). Axial image shows that right adrenal vein (arrow) directly enters inferior vena cava (IVC), almost sharing common orifice with accessory hepatic vein (arrowhead). Medial limb of right adrenal gland (asterisk) is also seen. Length of right adrenal vein is 6 mm. Dotted line indicates extent of medial limb of right adrenal gland.





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