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Bilateral adrenal hemorrhage
New Jersey Medicine : the Journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey
|August 1, 1989
The diagnosis of bilateral adrenal hemorrhage, a potentially fatal complication of anticoagulation therapy, can be made by computed tomography (CT) scan. We present a case of a heparinized patient with CT examination of the adrenal glands before and after the onset of acute adrenal insufficiency.
The diagnosis of bilateral adrenal hemorrhage, a potentially fatal complication of anticoagulation therapy, can be made by computed tomography (CT) scan. We present a case of a heparinized patient with CT examination of the adrenal glands before and after the onset of acute adrenal insufficiency.