CT scan report

2023-04-03 14:34:43
Liver in normal span there is e/o multiple tiny hypointense lession scattered at both lobes of liver largest is at right lobe of segment vlll 18.6*16.3 mm in size.cect inartrial dominant phase revels intense nodular enhancement which appears to be discontinous and centripetal in nature s/o multiple carvenous hemangioma intraheptic biliary radicles appear normal Bilateral extrarenal flabby pelvis seen Stomach back and side pain is there and feeling full after eating ..is these reports are normal
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It’s mainly looks like hamagioma It needs follow up No need of any treatment But we should rul out any cancer spread also Do tumour markers
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Consult hepatologist for best case
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Follow normal diet

Answered2023-04-04 19:31:29

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Clinical features have to be correlated along with scan reports
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Kindly consult over call for detailed evaluation and management

Answered2023-04-03 18:14:38

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Lesions could be multiple hemangiomas which most of time can be observed with follow up scan. More history and some base line investigations are required
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Follow up scan
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Congratulations with GI surgeon

Answered2023-04-04 13:50:26

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