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Hello, My Son Has Early Satiety With Anorexia ,reflux And
Question: Hello, my son has early satiety with anorexia,reflux and barretts,ibs.Do the attached pictures show hiatal hernia?
Hello, my son has early satiety with anorexia,reflux and barretts,ibs.Do the attached pictures show hiatal hernia?
Brief Answer:
Please share complete CT scan images
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
The given images do not show any significant details of the lower esophageal sphincter or the stomach fundus.
there is no obvious hiatus hernia in the given images.
Can I request the complete images of the lower esophagus and stomach fundus.
Please share the plain and contrat images of the CT scan .
Regards
Please share complete CT scan images
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
The given images do not show any significant details of the lower esophageal sphincter or the stomach fundus.
there is no obvious hiatus hernia in the given images.
Can I request the complete images of the lower esophagus and stomach fundus.
Please share the plain and contrat images of the CT scan .
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
Brief Answer:
Please share complete CT scan images
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
The given images do not show any significant details of the lower esophageal sphincter or the stomach fundus.
there is no obvious hiatus hernia in the given images.
Can I request the complete images of the lower esophagus and stomach fundus.
Please share the plain and contrat images of the CT scan .
Regards
Please share complete CT scan images
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
The given images do not show any significant details of the lower esophageal sphincter or the stomach fundus.
there is no obvious hiatus hernia in the given images.
Can I request the complete images of the lower esophagus and stomach fundus.
Please share the plain and contrat images of the CT scan .
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
how do i upload ct scan?
how do i upload ct scan?
Brief Answer:
Please upload the entire CD contents to a file sharing website
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
You can upload the entire CD contents to a file sharing website like Dropbox or google drive and share the link.
I will download all the images and view on my workstation the same way your doctor has done. This will help us to accurately evaluate for a hiatus hernia.
In case of difficulty please take help from the customer care.
The attached images are in 3D content and not too informative.
Regards,
Please upload the entire CD contents to a file sharing website
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
You can upload the entire CD contents to a file sharing website like Dropbox or google drive and share the link.
I will download all the images and view on my workstation the same way your doctor has done. This will help us to accurately evaluate for a hiatus hernia.
In case of difficulty please take help from the customer care.
The attached images are in 3D content and not too informative.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
Brief Answer:
Please upload the entire CD contents to a file sharing website
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
You can upload the entire CD contents to a file sharing website like Dropbox or google drive and share the link.
I will download all the images and view on my workstation the same way your doctor has done. This will help us to accurately evaluate for a hiatus hernia.
In case of difficulty please take help from the customer care.
The attached images are in 3D content and not too informative.
Regards,
Please upload the entire CD contents to a file sharing website
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
You can upload the entire CD contents to a file sharing website like Dropbox or google drive and share the link.
I will download all the images and view on my workstation the same way your doctor has done. This will help us to accurately evaluate for a hiatus hernia.
In case of difficulty please take help from the customer care.
The attached images are in 3D content and not too informative.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
Hello, please check for diaphragm hernia as well as other hernias.4 radiologist say they think he has diaphragm hernia but 1 says its border line hernia.What would border line hernia mean anyway?
XXXXXXX presents with early satiety and anorexia a lifetime as well as constipation.
He has reflux,barretts esophagus (being treated with ablation therapy) and IBS.
He gets short of breath ,dizzy and sometimes wakes up not breathing.
He has intermittent puking that makes him almost passout.
Has had episode of puking when he had to immediately move his bowels at the same time but all his bowel movement produced was yellow,green mucinous that looked like it had hair in it.
He has intermittent blood and mucinous in stool.
He has intermittent raised bilrubin (had complete genetic testing and he does not have gilberts syndrome. ,low blood sugar (hyperglycemia) and test showed compression of celiac trunk though only in various positions.His celiac trunk looks like an elephants trunk.
It looks like his duodenum herniates to sit beside his liver as well.
He has duct of wirsung going round his duodenum at d2 junction.
His testosterone was abnormally low then went high.
Also his rdw blood count often low.
He has rare value on red blood cell test showing his red blood cells are sphere shaped and not round.
He has mild fatty liver (not from drinking) and fat in his stool (malabsoprtion.
1 radiologist said he has stricture at colon and bowels grossly abnormal.He holds feces in his colon in every scan he has had even after fasting.He must use laxative to move his bowels.
He is 5'5" tall and weighs 104 lbs.He eats in 2-3 days what most people eat in one meal and it has been lifetime problem.He tries hard to eat but gets full very quickly.
Please advise on hernias (internal or otherwise.
Thank You! XXXXXXX Massingill XXXXXXX Conner's mother.
XXXXXXX presents with early satiety and anorexia a lifetime as well as constipation.
He has reflux,barretts esophagus (being treated with ablation therapy) and IBS.
He gets short of breath ,dizzy and sometimes wakes up not breathing.
He has intermittent puking that makes him almost passout.
Has had episode of puking when he had to immediately move his bowels at the same time but all his bowel movement produced was yellow,green mucinous that looked like it had hair in it.
He has intermittent blood and mucinous in stool.
He has intermittent raised bilrubin (had complete genetic testing and he does not have gilberts syndrome. ,low blood sugar (hyperglycemia) and test showed compression of celiac trunk though only in various positions.His celiac trunk looks like an elephants trunk.
It looks like his duodenum herniates to sit beside his liver as well.
He has duct of wirsung going round his duodenum at d2 junction.
His testosterone was abnormally low then went high.
Also his rdw blood count often low.
He has rare value on red blood cell test showing his red blood cells are sphere shaped and not round.
He has mild fatty liver (not from drinking) and fat in his stool (malabsoprtion.
1 radiologist said he has stricture at colon and bowels grossly abnormal.He holds feces in his colon in every scan he has had even after fasting.He must use laxative to move his bowels.
He is 5'5" tall and weighs 104 lbs.He eats in 2-3 days what most people eat in one meal and it has been lifetime problem.He tries hard to eat but gets full very quickly.
Please advise on hernias (internal or otherwise.
Thank You! XXXXXXX Massingill XXXXXXX Conner's mother.
Hello, please check for diaphragm hernia as well as other hernias.4 radiologist say they think he has diaphragm hernia but 1 says its border line hernia.What would border line hernia mean anyway?
XXXXXXX presents with early satiety and anorexia a lifetime as well as constipation.
He has reflux,barretts esophagus (being treated with ablation therapy) and IBS.
He gets short of breath ,dizzy and sometimes wakes up not breathing.
He has intermittent puking that makes him almost passout.
Has had episode of puking when he had to immediately move his bowels at the same time but all his bowel movement produced was yellow,green mucinous that looked like it had hair in it.
He has intermittent blood and mucinous in stool.
He has intermittent raised bilrubin (had complete genetic testing and he does not have gilberts syndrome. ,low blood sugar (hyperglycemia) and test showed compression of celiac trunk though only in various positions.His celiac trunk looks like an elephants trunk.
It looks like his duodenum herniates to sit beside his liver as well.
He has duct of wirsung going round his duodenum at d2 junction.
His testosterone was abnormally low then went high.
Also his rdw blood count often low.
He has rare value on red blood cell test showing his red blood cells are sphere shaped and not round.
He has mild fatty liver (not from drinking) and fat in his stool (malabsoprtion.
1 radiologist said he has stricture at colon and bowels grossly abnormal.He holds feces in his colon in every scan he has had even after fasting.He must use laxative to move his bowels.
He is 5'5" tall and weighs 104 lbs.He eats in 2-3 days what most people eat in one meal and it has been lifetime problem.He tries hard to eat but gets full very quickly.
Please advise on hernias (internal or otherwise.
Thank You! XXXXXXX Massingill XXXXXXX Conner's mother.
XXXXXXX presents with early satiety and anorexia a lifetime as well as constipation.
He has reflux,barretts esophagus (being treated with ablation therapy) and IBS.
He gets short of breath ,dizzy and sometimes wakes up not breathing.
He has intermittent puking that makes him almost passout.
Has had episode of puking when he had to immediately move his bowels at the same time but all his bowel movement produced was yellow,green mucinous that looked like it had hair in it.
He has intermittent blood and mucinous in stool.
He has intermittent raised bilrubin (had complete genetic testing and he does not have gilberts syndrome. ,low blood sugar (hyperglycemia) and test showed compression of celiac trunk though only in various positions.His celiac trunk looks like an elephants trunk.
It looks like his duodenum herniates to sit beside his liver as well.
He has duct of wirsung going round his duodenum at d2 junction.
His testosterone was abnormally low then went high.
Also his rdw blood count often low.
He has rare value on red blood cell test showing his red blood cells are sphere shaped and not round.
He has mild fatty liver (not from drinking) and fat in his stool (malabsoprtion.
1 radiologist said he has stricture at colon and bowels grossly abnormal.He holds feces in his colon in every scan he has had even after fasting.He must use laxative to move his bowels.
He is 5'5" tall and weighs 104 lbs.He eats in 2-3 days what most people eat in one meal and it has been lifetime problem.He tries hard to eat but gets full very quickly.
Please advise on hernias (internal or otherwise.
Thank You! XXXXXXX Massingill XXXXXXX Conner's mother.
Brief Answer:
Hiatus hernia is a specific type of diaphragmatic hrnia
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
Hiatus hernia is herniation of the lower end of esophagus and/ or part of the stomach above the diaphragm, however there is one type of hiatus hernia (type IV) and in which the complete stomach is above the diaphragm.
Diaphragmatic hernia is a herniation through the diaphragm and the abdomen contents enter the chest area.
In the images sent by you there is a high placed stomach in the left diaphragm area, however the exact position of diaphragm cannot be well visualised. This can be seen on coronal images of the CT scan.
So we know that a hiatus hernia is a specific type pf diaphragmatic hernia and diaphragmatic hernia is a general term used.
Considering borderline hernias, I guess the doctor is referring to a diaphragmatic hernia that is reducible and not visualised at all times. In such a hernia the hernial defect increases when abdominal pressure is increases and the hernia can be difficult to see if it gets reduced.
A upper gastrointestinal endoscopy should help to see details of mucosal changes due to Barrets esophagus and if there are any new areas of concern in the area. This is to be discussed with your doctor.
The abnormal variations of the celiac trunk, duct of wirsung, duodenum and colon and these are congenital conditions and are not of any serious concern.
Since your son is 25 years old, it is important to know from when his problems with anorexia started and if he has always been having problems with the constipation and food habits.
Regards,
Hiatus hernia is a specific type of diaphragmatic hrnia
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
Hiatus hernia is herniation of the lower end of esophagus and/ or part of the stomach above the diaphragm, however there is one type of hiatus hernia (type IV) and in which the complete stomach is above the diaphragm.
Diaphragmatic hernia is a herniation through the diaphragm and the abdomen contents enter the chest area.
In the images sent by you there is a high placed stomach in the left diaphragm area, however the exact position of diaphragm cannot be well visualised. This can be seen on coronal images of the CT scan.
So we know that a hiatus hernia is a specific type pf diaphragmatic hernia and diaphragmatic hernia is a general term used.
Considering borderline hernias, I guess the doctor is referring to a diaphragmatic hernia that is reducible and not visualised at all times. In such a hernia the hernial defect increases when abdominal pressure is increases and the hernia can be difficult to see if it gets reduced.
A upper gastrointestinal endoscopy should help to see details of mucosal changes due to Barrets esophagus and if there are any new areas of concern in the area. This is to be discussed with your doctor.
The abnormal variations of the celiac trunk, duct of wirsung, duodenum and colon and these are congenital conditions and are not of any serious concern.
Since your son is 25 years old, it is important to know from when his problems with anorexia started and if he has always been having problems with the constipation and food habits.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
Hiatus hernia is a specific type of diaphragmatic hrnia
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
Hiatus hernia is herniation of the lower end of esophagus and/ or part of the stomach above the diaphragm, however there is one type of hiatus hernia (type IV) and in which the complete stomach is above the diaphragm.
Diaphragmatic hernia is a herniation through the diaphragm and the abdomen contents enter the chest area.
In the images sent by you there is a high placed stomach in the left diaphragm area, however the exact position of diaphragm cannot be well visualised. This can be seen on coronal images of the CT scan.
So we know that a hiatus hernia is a specific type pf diaphragmatic hernia and diaphragmatic hernia is a general term used.
Considering borderline hernias, I guess the doctor is referring to a diaphragmatic hernia that is reducible and not visualised at all times. In such a hernia the hernial defect increases when abdominal pressure is increases and the hernia can be difficult to see if it gets reduced.
A upper gastrointestinal endoscopy should help to see details of mucosal changes due to Barrets esophagus and if there are any new areas of concern in the area. This is to be discussed with your doctor.
The abnormal variations of the celiac trunk, duct of wirsung, duodenum and colon and these are congenital conditions and are not of any serious concern.
Since your son is 25 years old, it is important to know from when his problems with anorexia started and if he has always been having problems with the constipation and food habits.
Regards,
Hiatus hernia is a specific type of diaphragmatic hrnia
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
Hiatus hernia is herniation of the lower end of esophagus and/ or part of the stomach above the diaphragm, however there is one type of hiatus hernia (type IV) and in which the complete stomach is above the diaphragm.
Diaphragmatic hernia is a herniation through the diaphragm and the abdomen contents enter the chest area.
In the images sent by you there is a high placed stomach in the left diaphragm area, however the exact position of diaphragm cannot be well visualised. This can be seen on coronal images of the CT scan.
So we know that a hiatus hernia is a specific type pf diaphragmatic hernia and diaphragmatic hernia is a general term used.
Considering borderline hernias, I guess the doctor is referring to a diaphragmatic hernia that is reducible and not visualised at all times. In such a hernia the hernial defect increases when abdominal pressure is increases and the hernia can be difficult to see if it gets reduced.
A upper gastrointestinal endoscopy should help to see details of mucosal changes due to Barrets esophagus and if there are any new areas of concern in the area. This is to be discussed with your doctor.
The abnormal variations of the celiac trunk, duct of wirsung, duodenum and colon and these are congenital conditions and are not of any serious concern.
Since your son is 25 years old, it is important to know from when his problems with anorexia started and if he has always been having problems with the constipation and food habits.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I have another ct that I think also shows the stomach high in chest.I would like your opinion on it as well.I will email it.
Thank You
Thank You
I have another ct that I think also shows the stomach high in chest.I would like your opinion on it as well.I will email it.
Thank You
Thank You
Brief Answer:
I have concerns for Superior mesenetric artery syndrome in Logans CT scan
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
I viewed the CT scan images of XXXXXXX sent in mail.
The stomach looks grossly normal and below the diaphragm and is otherwise looking normal.
However I have concerns for Superior mesenteric artery syndrome. In this condition the superior mesenteric artery which is a branch of the abdominal aorta below the celiac artery, is compressing over the duodenum and this can cause early satiety and anorexia, or recurrent episodes of abdominal pain, associated with vomiting.
I feel that the above needs to be discussed in detail with your doctors and hiatus hernia or diaphragmatic hernia is less likely. The high stomach can be due to the narrowing of duodenum by superior mesenteric artery in the abdomen and I do not see any significant chest problems.
Regards,
I have concerns for Superior mesenetric artery syndrome in Logans CT scan
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
I viewed the CT scan images of XXXXXXX sent in mail.
The stomach looks grossly normal and below the diaphragm and is otherwise looking normal.
However I have concerns for Superior mesenteric artery syndrome. In this condition the superior mesenteric artery which is a branch of the abdominal aorta below the celiac artery, is compressing over the duodenum and this can cause early satiety and anorexia, or recurrent episodes of abdominal pain, associated with vomiting.
I feel that the above needs to be discussed in detail with your doctors and hiatus hernia or diaphragmatic hernia is less likely. The high stomach can be due to the narrowing of duodenum by superior mesenteric artery in the abdomen and I do not see any significant chest problems.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
Brief Answer:
I have concerns for Superior mesenetric artery syndrome in Logans CT scan
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
I viewed the CT scan images of XXXXXXX sent in mail.
The stomach looks grossly normal and below the diaphragm and is otherwise looking normal.
However I have concerns for Superior mesenteric artery syndrome. In this condition the superior mesenteric artery which is a branch of the abdominal aorta below the celiac artery, is compressing over the duodenum and this can cause early satiety and anorexia, or recurrent episodes of abdominal pain, associated with vomiting.
I feel that the above needs to be discussed in detail with your doctors and hiatus hernia or diaphragmatic hernia is less likely. The high stomach can be due to the narrowing of duodenum by superior mesenteric artery in the abdomen and I do not see any significant chest problems.
Regards,
I have concerns for Superior mesenetric artery syndrome in Logans CT scan
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
I viewed the CT scan images of XXXXXXX sent in mail.
The stomach looks grossly normal and below the diaphragm and is otherwise looking normal.
However I have concerns for Superior mesenteric artery syndrome. In this condition the superior mesenteric artery which is a branch of the abdominal aorta below the celiac artery, is compressing over the duodenum and this can cause early satiety and anorexia, or recurrent episodes of abdominal pain, associated with vomiting.
I feel that the above needs to be discussed in detail with your doctors and hiatus hernia or diaphragmatic hernia is less likely. The high stomach can be due to the narrowing of duodenum by superior mesenteric artery in the abdomen and I do not see any significant chest problems.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
I was very satisfied with the doctor.
Please look at this mrcp and check for problems with diaphragm and or compression syndromes/ thrombosis.There is something to the left of his heart in 3d images on ct scans and looks like bright bubble on this scan.
Would like to know what that is (tissue going across his disc in ct scans and mrcp; could those be adhesions?
Thank you
Please look at this mrcp and check for problems with diaphragm and or compression syndromes/ thrombosis.There is something to the left of his heart in 3d images on ct scans and looks like bright bubble on this scan.
Would like to know what that is (tissue going across his disc in ct scans and mrcp; could those be adhesions?
Thank you
I was very satisfied with the doctor.
Please look at this mrcp and check for problems with diaphragm and or compression syndromes/ thrombosis.There is something to the left of his heart in 3d images on ct scans and looks like bright bubble on this scan.
Would like to know what that is (tissue going across his disc in ct scans and mrcp; could those be adhesions?
Thank you
Please look at this mrcp and check for problems with diaphragm and or compression syndromes/ thrombosis.There is something to the left of his heart in 3d images on ct scans and looks like bright bubble on this scan.
Would like to know what that is (tissue going across his disc in ct scans and mrcp; could those be adhesions?
Thank you
Hello, we would like your opinion on this barium swallow.Dr said it showed border line hernia.Please clarify that statement and comment on anything you see.Thank you
Hello, we would like your opinion on this barium swallow.Dr said it showed border line hernia.Please clarify that statement and comment on anything you see.Thank you
Brief Answer:
No confirmed hiatus hernia in the barium swallow images given
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
The MRCP images are not showing any definite compression of the biliary tree. Thrombosis cannot be visualised on MRCP images unless we do a post contrast sequence.
Next to the heart on the left we have the spleen and stomach. I think you are asking about the spleen visualised left and below to the heart
There is no abnormal tissue across the disc. The 3D scans are showing artefactual areas and there is no adhesion visualised.
The barium swallow is showing a slight patulous gastroesophageal junction area however it is not a confirmed finding for hiatus hernia. Please send any barium swallow image showing the filling of stomach in the bending position as this is more confirmatory for a hiatus hernia.
Regards,
No confirmed hiatus hernia in the barium swallow images given
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
The MRCP images are not showing any definite compression of the biliary tree. Thrombosis cannot be visualised on MRCP images unless we do a post contrast sequence.
Next to the heart on the left we have the spleen and stomach. I think you are asking about the spleen visualised left and below to the heart
There is no abnormal tissue across the disc. The 3D scans are showing artefactual areas and there is no adhesion visualised.
The barium swallow is showing a slight patulous gastroesophageal junction area however it is not a confirmed finding for hiatus hernia. Please send any barium swallow image showing the filling of stomach in the bending position as this is more confirmatory for a hiatus hernia.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
No confirmed hiatus hernia in the barium swallow images given
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
The MRCP images are not showing any definite compression of the biliary tree. Thrombosis cannot be visualised on MRCP images unless we do a post contrast sequence.
Next to the heart on the left we have the spleen and stomach. I think you are asking about the spleen visualised left and below to the heart
There is no abnormal tissue across the disc. The 3D scans are showing artefactual areas and there is no adhesion visualised.
The barium swallow is showing a slight patulous gastroesophageal junction area however it is not a confirmed finding for hiatus hernia. Please send any barium swallow image showing the filling of stomach in the bending position as this is more confirmatory for a hiatus hernia.
Regards,
No confirmed hiatus hernia in the barium swallow images given
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
The MRCP images are not showing any definite compression of the biliary tree. Thrombosis cannot be visualised on MRCP images unless we do a post contrast sequence.
Next to the heart on the left we have the spleen and stomach. I think you are asking about the spleen visualised left and below to the heart
There is no abnormal tissue across the disc. The 3D scans are showing artefactual areas and there is no adhesion visualised.
The barium swallow is showing a slight patulous gastroesophageal junction area however it is not a confirmed finding for hiatus hernia. Please send any barium swallow image showing the filling of stomach in the bending position as this is more confirmatory for a hiatus hernia.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Hello Dr XXXXXXX
Here is a secretin mrcp done on XXXXXXX Several Radiologist say the duct of wirsung is around d2 junction and that it shows divisium.Do you agree?I also attached a picture from different mrcp that a surgeon says may be a cyst on his bile duct.Please, can I have your opinion of what you think it is.
Thank You
Here is a secretin mrcp done on XXXXXXX Several Radiologist say the duct of wirsung is around d2 junction and that it shows divisium.Do you agree?I also attached a picture from different mrcp that a surgeon says may be a cyst on his bile duct.Please, can I have your opinion of what you think it is.
Thank You
Hello Dr XXXXXXX
Here is a secretin mrcp done on XXXXXXX Several Radiologist say the duct of wirsung is around d2 junction and that it shows divisium.Do you agree?I also attached a picture from different mrcp that a surgeon says may be a cyst on his bile duct.Please, can I have your opinion of what you think it is.
Thank You
Here is a secretin mrcp done on XXXXXXX Several Radiologist say the duct of wirsung is around d2 junction and that it shows divisium.Do you agree?I also attached a picture from different mrcp that a surgeon says may be a cyst on his bile duct.Please, can I have your opinion of what you think it is.
Thank You
Brief Answer:
There is an incomplete pancreas divisum.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
There is an incomplete pancreas divisum.
There is a cyst like bulge in the bile duct but does not look too significant to cause any specific problems
Regards,
There is an incomplete pancreas divisum.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
There is an incomplete pancreas divisum.
There is a cyst like bulge in the bile duct but does not look too significant to cause any specific problems
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
There is an incomplete pancreas divisum.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
There is an incomplete pancreas divisum.
There is a cyst like bulge in the bile duct but does not look too significant to cause any specific problems
Regards,
There is an incomplete pancreas divisum.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
There is an incomplete pancreas divisum.
There is a cyst like bulge in the bile duct but does not look too significant to cause any specific problems
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Please confirm that you see the duct of wirsung around d2 junction duodenum.Thank You
Please confirm that you see the duct of wirsung around d2 junction duodenum.Thank You
Brief Answer:
The duct of wirsing is close to the D2 segment
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
There is a pancreas divisum (Incomplete type) in the given images.
The duct of wirsung is close to the D2 segment however the complete course of the duct around the D2 is nov well visualised in the givne image. I may need to see more images to confirm the same.
Regards,
The duct of wirsing is close to the D2 segment
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
There is a pancreas divisum (Incomplete type) in the given images.
The duct of wirsung is close to the D2 segment however the complete course of the duct around the D2 is nov well visualised in the givne image. I may need to see more images to confirm the same.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
The duct of wirsing is close to the D2 segment
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
There is a pancreas divisum (Incomplete type) in the given images.
The duct of wirsung is close to the D2 segment however the complete course of the duct around the D2 is nov well visualised in the givne image. I may need to see more images to confirm the same.
Regards,
The duct of wirsing is close to the D2 segment
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
There is a pancreas divisum (Incomplete type) in the given images.
The duct of wirsung is close to the D2 segment however the complete course of the duct around the D2 is nov well visualised in the givne image. I may need to see more images to confirm the same.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Hi,
Thanks for sending in the new images.
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Regards,
Thanks for sending in the new images.
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Regards,
Hi,
Thanks for sending in the new images.
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Regards,
Thanks for sending in the new images.
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Regards,
Brief Answer:
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for sending in the new images.
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Regards,
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for sending in the new images.
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Regards,
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Brief Answer:
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for sending in the new images.
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Regards,
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for sending in the new images.
I can see the duct of Wirsung is around the D2 part of the duodenum.
Regards,
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
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