
I Have 2 Studies ( Both Are MRI .One Is

Complete report is needed for proper evaluation.
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I have seen the attached images. These are incomplete images of the MRI scans you had. You need to upload the complete detailed report for proper evaluation.
The pain that you have seems to be due to a muscle spasm in the anterior abdominal wall. There is no visible lump in the area. Regular hot compress, mild pain killer and application of a local analgesic gel can help.
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On right side there isn't any obvious pathology in term of shape, sizes and surroundings tissues.0n left side rectus abdominis muscle 2 upper quadrant has sign of waste, lost tissue and probably edema anteriorlly what makes XXXXXXX part of muscle thin and form as strip in right part .Posterios rectus sheath almost lost it integrity, may sloppy or weak and looks like a straight light broken on parts what should be a fact concern .If muscle got so degenerated all connected to it structures would have similar problem .My question is : MAY INTERCOSTAL NERVE BRACH THAT INNERVATING THIS PARTICULAR MASCLES EXPERIENCING FORCES TO STRETCH NERVES FIBER BETWEEN 2 POINTOF CONNECTION 1.TO LINIA XXXXXXX ( on left side ) AND APONEUROUS TUSSUES (on right side of muscles.
Can be a nerve related problem.
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Thanks for writing again.
The wasting of muscle on the left side only can be due to a nerve related problem or a past injury to the area or a hernia. The muscle that has undergone degeneration cannot be cured. Only a surgery can help. Methylcobalamin supplements can help in improving the nerve function to some extent.
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