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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Are Tiny Gallbladder Polyps And A Possibility Of Atypical Hemangioma A Cause For Concern?

My scanning report shows that GALL BLADDER: TINY POLYP/CALCULUS MEASURING 4 MM LIVER: MILDLY RAISED ECHOTEXTURE. WELL DEFINED OVAL SHAPED FOCAL HYPOECHOIC AREA IN SEGMENT VIII/V MEASURING 2×1.5×10 MM, ADJACENT TO THE BRANCHES OF RIGHT PORTAL VEIN.- MOST LIKELY FOCAL FAT SPARING, LESS LIKELY POSSIBILITY OF ATYPICAL HEMANGIOMA What does this mean
Fri, 14 Sep 2018
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Hello dear
Welcome to Health care magic family .
I have evaluated your concern in depth .

@ Ideally any report must be co related with the symptoms of the patient
as well as physical findings of the clinician , but here both are missing ,
still I would say :
Report indicates mild level hepatobiliary compromise .

Hope this will help you .
Feel free to ask any future health related query .
Thanks for evaluating my answer thoroughly .
Regards dear take care .


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Are Tiny Gallbladder Polyps And A Possibility Of Atypical Hemangioma A Cause For Concern?

Hello dear Welcome to Health care magic family . I have evaluated your concern in depth . @ Ideally any report must be co related with the symptoms of the patient as well as physical findings of the clinician , but here both are missing , still I would say : Report indicates mild level hepatobiliary compromise . Hope this will help you . Feel free to ask any future health related query . Thanks for evaluating my answer thoroughly . Regards dear take care .