Pheochromocytoma presenting as fulminant myocarditis mimicking COVID‐19 pneumonia

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  FIGURE 1. Chest computed tomography (CT) imaging, coronal (C) and axial (A, B, and D) views. Bilaterally multiple patchy ground‐glass opacities, associated with multifocal consolidations and septal thickening

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  FIGURE 2. The control chest CT scan: Axial CT images have demonstrated the disappearance of previously described lesions in the upper lobes and middle lobe. It showed also a partially ventilated collapse of both lower lobes

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  FIGURE 3. Adrenal mass on the left side (arrows): (A, B) Unenhanced CT scan contrast‐enhanced CT scans in the axial plane, (B) contrast‐enhanced CT scan (arterial phase) in the axial plane, and (D) contrast‐enhanced CT scan (delayed phase) in the axial plane. The lesion has a regular spherical shape, smooth margin, and central necrosis. Unenhanced images have shown areas of high attenuation (43HU) suggesting bleeding changes

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  FIGURE 4. Left adrenal mass: (A, B) T2‐weighted images, (C, E) unenhanced fat‐suppressed axial T1‐weighted images have shown area of increased T1 signal intensity suggesting the hemorrhagic character of the lesion, (D) “in phase” image, (F) T1‐weighted spoiled gradient echo in the axial plane with fat saturation after contrast administration have shown of focal nodular peripheral enhancement (white arrow). T2‐weighted image showing typical high signal intensity in the central necrotic part, which appears hypointense in T1‐weighted images (black arrows)