Question: I need to know how to understand what this means? What should I request my DR do as far as other test is any?I AM A 50 YEAR OLD FEMALE. 10/04/1965.



Lumbar degenerative disc disease 02/13/2013
Facet arthropathy, lumbar 02/13/2013
Lumbar radiculitis 02/13/2013
Morbid obesity with BMI of 40.0-44.9, adult (HCC) 02/13/2013
Sprain and strain of other specified sites of hip and thigh 03/11/2013
Displacement of lumbar intervertebral disc without myelopathy 03/11/2013
Hypertension, essential, benign 03/12/2013
Essential hypertension 03/12/2013
Type 2 diabetes mellitus with diabetic peripheral angiopathy without gangrene (HCC) 03/12/2013
PAD (peripheral artery disease) (HCC) 03/12/2013
CAD S/P stenting 03/12/2013
Other and unspecified angina pectoris (HCC) 06/07/2013
Foot pain 10/03/2013
Hypomagnesemia 10/03/2013
Sleep apnea 10/10/2013
Dyslipidemia, goal LDL below 70 02/21/2014
Cataract 05/01/2014
Allergic rhinitis 05/21/2014
GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease) 08/21/2014
Gout 10/15/2014
Abnormal LFTs (liver function tests) 11/18/2014
Restless leg syndrome 12/18/2014
Vitamin D deficiency 02/23/2015
Myalgia 10/14/2015
Pityriasis rosea 02/08/2016
Abscess of groin, left 06/08/2016 XXXXXXX K XXXXXXX
MAMMO SCREEN COMBO HD BILATERAL
8/10/2016 11:26 AM

HISTORY: 50 years. Female. Asymptomatic for breast disease.

Added Risk Factors: Maternal aunt with ovarian cancer
Breast Procedures: None.
COMPARISON: 3/2014 no other studies for comparison

TECHNIQUE: Digital mammographic craniocaudad and medial lateral oblique (2D) views of each breast were performed, with additional digital tomosynthesis (3D) imaging of each breast in 2 projections. Computerized aided detection software was utilized.

FINDINGS:

Breast Tissue: The breasts are almost entirely fatty.

There are multiple, bilateral, scattered benign-appearing calcifications.
No significant masses, calcifications, or areas of architectural distortion are seen.


Impression


1. Benign findings. Normal interval follow-up is recommended in 12 months.

ASSESSMENT: BI-RADS Category 2 - Benign.

Per National MQSA guidelines, a letter of notification will be sent to the patient.

8/11/2016 2:00 PM

ALSO SEE THIS TEST
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8/10/2016 10:38 AM

History: 50 years. Female. Preoperative evaluation for cardiovascular clearance.

TECHNIQUE:
Imaging was performed using a curved array transducer. Grayscale and color flow techniques were utilized.

COMPARISON:
None.

FINDINGS:
Pancreas: Pancreatic tail is obscured the remainder the pancreas is normal in sonographic appearance.
Liver: Diffuse distal acoustic shadowing suggesting fatty infiltration. No focal mass or intrahepatic biliary dilatation. Anatomic flow direction of portal venous and hepatic venous blood flow.
Gallbladder: Multiple small layering gallstones are identified.
Gallbladder Wall: Gallbladder wall thickness is normal measuring 2.5 mm.
Common bile duct: The common bile duct is normal measuring 4.3 mm.
Peritoneal Findings: No ascites identified.
Incidental Findings: None.



Impression


1. Cholelithiasis but no sonographic evidence of cholecystitis
2. Fatty infiltration of the liver but no evidence of biliary dilatation or mass. 8/10/2016 10:52 AM






NY QUESTION IS THIS, HOW WORRIED SHOULD I BE??

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I am at hopes I sent my question out correctly.

OK so I'm awaiting further cardiovascular work up. if all goes well I'm facing a bariatric surgery. I have to do this. because of my PAD. my only option for treatment is a bilateral illiac surgery. as things are that surgery only gives me a 30% chance of survival. so weight must come off. I'm nervous.
thank you again