Adrenal hematoma

A 46-year-old man with chronic hepatitis C developed antiphospholipid syndrome after taking peginterferon alfa -I- ribavirin for 12 weeks the presentation was primary adrenal insufficiency secondary to bilateral adrenal hematoma and subclavian vein thrombosis [55 ]. 

Other lesions do not belong to this classification either. As stated above, intra-renal arteriovenous (or arterio-calyceal) fistulas or pseudo-aneurysms represent an excellent indication for super-selective angiography. Adrenal hematoma is frequently associated the diagnosis by CT is straightforward, the endocrine prognosis is usually excellent, and calcification is frequent on follow-up. 

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