Hi,

I would request you to copy paste the entire report as I would like to know what are the different phases acquired in this scan before commenting further. I will explain it to you in detail once you send me the entire report.

You have a feature to upload the reports / image by yourself at the right side of the query page, please utilize that so that I can answer your queries better.

Regards

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Hi,

Bilateral symmetrical renal parenchyma enhancement: this is a normal finding.

Multiple hypo-enhancing lesions with a faint halo of increased enhancement becoming isoattenuating to surrounding hepatic-parenchyma: This should have been hypo-attenuating rather than hypo-enhancing and it means that lesions in the liver appear on a lighter shade of grey as compared with the surrounding normal liver. And on injection of contrast these lesions are showing enhancement which is starting from periphery and then filling the entire lesion in the subsequent images obtained.

As pointed out in the impression of the report these can be hemangiomas or hypervascular metastases.

So as advised it is better to investigate them further by an MRI.

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Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
When we say hemangiomas, it means a benign ( non cancerous) tumour and one need not worry about then unless they are of big size. However, in your case these are small.
Hypervascular metastases on the other hand can be from a malignant lesion and is a reason of concern which needs further investigations. But as it is also said in the report there can be many reasons of this appearance and it is advisable to undergo further investigations.
We always correlate the findings with the clinical picture and coming to a definitive diagnosis in this setting is not recommended.
Hope this helps.
Take care
Regards

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