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What Does Hypoechoic Focal Lesions In The Ultrasound Report Suggest?

Hi,I just made ultra sound on abonimal after a colectomy surgery which have 35 days ago upon dr. request due to constant mild fever, ultra sound shows the following :mildly enlarged with diffuse bright texture with two hypoechoic focal lesions seen at the right lobe mainly segments v and v1 measuring about 3.5x2.8cms and 1.6x2.2cms- no dilated IHBRs- P.V. is not dilated (10mm).2 - persiplenic mass lesion vs hematoma for further assessment.
Mon, 29 Dec 2014
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1.The report suggest there are few lesions in the right lobe of the live at mentioned segments.
2.The possibilities of metastasis can not be ruled out - as the colon surgery might be done due to malignant lesion.
3.There is a peri splenic collection / mass lesion noted in the left upper quadrant at the operative site.
4.That needs to be evaluated with a cross sectional study CT/MRI to evaluate the lesions and the collection.
5.Contrast study will be better for evaluation of the liver lesions CECT abdomen will give near possible diagnosis.

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What Does Hypoechoic Focal Lesions In The Ultrasound Report Suggest?

Welcome to health care magic. 1.The report suggest there are few lesions in the right lobe of the live at mentioned segments. 2.The possibilities of metastasis can not be ruled out - as the colon surgery might be done due to malignant lesion. 3.There is a peri splenic collection / mass lesion noted in the left upper quadrant at the operative site. 4.That needs to be evaluated with a cross sectional study CT/MRI to evaluate the lesions and the collection. 5.Contrast study will be better for evaluation of the liver lesions CECT abdomen will give near possible diagnosis. Good luck. Hope i have answered your query, any thing to ask ? do not hesitate to ask. http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-ganesh/62888