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CLINICAL USE OF MRI IN HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS WITH ADRENAL HEMMORRHAGE: PP.18.204

Objectives: To evaluate MRI diagnostic possibilities in examination of patients with adrenal hemorrhage. Methods: MRI was performed with Magnetom Avanto, Siemens, 1.5T. Standard MRI included T1-, T2-weighted, fat saturation sequence. Study included 14 patients with adrenal hemorrhage and arterial hypertension. Results: The method of MRI is the most sensitive and specific for diagnosis of adrenal hemorrhage, since its MP-patterns vary according to stages of haematoma. Hemorrhage in the adrenal gland were identified in 14 patients. In the subacute stage hematoma was usually hyperintense on T1 and T2-WI, in some cases on T2-WI in the center of haematoma may result in areas of low intensity due to the intracellular met-hemoglobin. In the chronic stage center of haematoma contains met hemoglobin, which has a high signal intensity on T1 and T2-WI, and peripherals - hemosiderin, which has a low signal intensity on T1 and T2-WI. Such a pattern of ring was a characteristic and confirmed the diagnosis. Conclusion: MRI is effective method in hypertensive patients with adrenal hemorrhage.