Gamuts

Aneurysm

May Cause
Abnormal abdominal vessels
Abnormal position of the heart
Acquired craniovertebral junction abnormality
Annular abdominal calcification
Anterior third ventricle lesion
Arterial calcification
Calcified mediastinal mass
Cerebral infarction
Cystic renal mass
Cystic renal mass with wall calcification
Enhancing sellar lesion
Enhancing suprasellar lesion
Erosion of cortical bone surface
Extra-axial lesion
Extrinsic vascular impression on esophagus
Fixed gallbladder filling defect
Homogeneously enhancing intracranial lesion
Increased intracranial vessel size
Intra-articular calcification
Intracerebral hemorrhage
Intracranial MRI signal void
Intraorbital calcification
Juxta-articular soft-tissue mass
Markedly enhancing intracranial lesion
Multifocal intracranial lesions
Multiple intracranial calcification
Multiple intracranial enhancing lesions
Nonneoplastic solitary intracranial mass
Nonvisceral abdominal calcification
Parasellar calcification
Periarticular calcification
Renal hemorrhage
Soft-tissue mass with adjacent bone erosion
Solitary large calcified soft tissue mass adjacent to bone
Solitary thoracic calcification
T1-hyperintense intracranial lesion
T1-hypointense intracranial lesion
T1-isointense intracranial lesion
T2-hyperintense intracranial lesion
T2-hypointense intracranial lesion
T2-isointense intracranial lesion
Vascular calcification
May Be Caused by
Aneurysm - osteoarthritis syndrome

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