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Liver problem
Liver size in Normal, slightly reduced homogenous parenchymal echotexure all over. No focal lesion and portal vein measures are normal. Gall bladder is small, contracted and wall is thickened. Biliary Tree : CBD and intrahepatic biliary channels are not dilated. Visible part of pancreas appears normal. Spleen is normal and echotexture is uniform. Kidneys, Urinary bladder and prostate appears normal. How can It interpreted based on these USG result?
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Easy to interpret.
In this report the word "Normal " is written six times.
I hope this answers your question.
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Suggestive of normal reports
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Normal USG report
Liver size and echotexture not mention in report
Need to proper history and consultation
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