1 a, cholelithiasis, medullary calcinosis, and myelolipoma.

2 , is different from that of isolated adrenal myelolipomas.

3                                 All cases of myelolipoma accessioned by the Armed Forces Institute of

4 sing an RPW of 37.5% and excluding cysts and myelolipomas, all malignant lesions were detected with a

5 ere scored for the location and size of each myelolipoma and the presence of calcification, hemorrhag

6 med with the exclusion of pheochromocytomas, myelolipomas, and cysts.

7                                              Myelolipomas are adrenal or extra-adrenal masses, with h

8 eatures similar to those of isolated adrenal myelolipomas but larger [mean diameter, 14.2 vs 9.9 cm;

9 imaging findings similar to those of adrenal myelolipomas, found most often in the retroperitoneum);

10  14.2 vs 9.9 cm; P = .01]; (c) extra-adrenal myelolipoma in 10 patients (imaging findings similar to

11 logic patterns emerged: (a) isolated adrenal myelolipoma in 37 patients (fat evident at CT, no other

12 ) with four metastases, 42 adenomas, and one myelolipoma (long-axis length, 10-85 mm; mean, 24 mm).

13 ssed at US, whereas medullary calcinosis and myelolipoma were missed at CT.

14                           In 74 patients, 86 myelolipomas were found, of which 72 were in an adrenal

15 dent at CT, no other disorders present); (b) myelolipoma with hemorrhage in nine patients (imaging fe