Adrenal insufficiency x ray

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X-ray

• Chest X-ray may show the following findings:

• Size of the heart appears to be decreased.
• Infections either earlier or current (TB, fungal) can be diagnosed using chest x-ray when they are the cause of Addison's disease.

• X-ray exams of the abdomen may be taken to see if the adrenals have any signs of calcium deposits. Calcium deposits may indicate tuberculosis (TB)