CTICasesGanglioneuroma (Adrenal)
Imaging findings
A 49-year-old woman was found to have an elongated mass involving the left adrenal gland, which demonstrated similar low attenuation and morphology to the posterior mediastinal ganglioneuroma previously discussed.
Key takeaways
Ganglioneuromas can arise from various locations with sympathetic innervation, including the retroperitoneum and the adrenal medulla, in addition to the posterior mediastinum. They are considered benign tumors consisting of mature ganglion cells and stroma.
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