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If Radiologist Used Contrast Why Didnt He Described Enchancement Of

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Posted on Wed, 10 Oct 2018
Question:
if radiologist used contrast why didnt he described enchancement of soft tissue? What does prominent soft tissue mean? does this appear suspicious?
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Answered by Dr. Indu Kumar (5 hours later)
Brief Answer:
It is difficult to comment about abnormality.

Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to 'Ask A Doctor' Service,
I've gone through your query and reports...
I can understand your concern,

The mentioned area in glottis and supraglottis is collapsed. This is the reason for the improper assessment.

There are soft tissues in the mentioned area. It is difficult to comment about abnormality. It may be both normal or abnormal. This is the reason for advising direct visualization of the involved area.

Mass is not clearly seen in the CT scan. According to the radiologist, the mass may be merged with soft tissue.

So, it is better to consult an ENT specialist as findings are not clear.

Get well soon.

Hope I have answered your query.
Further queries are most welcome.

Take Care
Dr. Indu XXXXXXX

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If Radiologist Used Contrast Why Didnt He Described Enchancement Of

Brief Answer: It is difficult to comment about abnormality. Detailed Answer: Hello Thanks for writing to 'Ask A Doctor' Service, I've gone through your query and reports... I can understand your concern, The mentioned area in glottis and supraglottis is collapsed. This is the reason for the improper assessment. There are soft tissues in the mentioned area. It is difficult to comment about abnormality. It may be both normal or abnormal. This is the reason for advising direct visualization of the involved area. Mass is not clearly seen in the CT scan. According to the radiologist, the mass may be merged with soft tissue. So, it is better to consult an ENT specialist as findings are not clear. Get well soon. Hope I have answered your query. Further queries are most welcome. Take Care Dr. Indu XXXXXXX