Contributed by: Dr Sumati, Royal Sussex County Hospital , Brighton, UK
Image Courtesy: Department of Nuclear Medicine, Royal Sussex County Hospital-
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals, Brighton, UK
History:
A 51 year old female presented with history of tremors, extreme tiredness, hot flushes and palpitations. She had raised urinary catecholamines with 3 consecutive values of urinary noradrenaline as 1112, 1018 and 1043 nmol/24 hours. She was referred for an MIBG scan in view of biochemical suspicion of pheochromocytoma. CT images are provided.
Please interpret the images. What further investigation would you ask for?
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