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MD Hi Sir, I am XXXXXX My US report says slight decreased hepatic span with decreased hepatic span with minimal coarse hepatic echotexture & simple hepatic cyst measuring apx 15x15 mm. small... View answer
MD Dr. Rynne I had a liver imaging performed and the impression is Diffusely increased Hepatic Echogenicity which may be related to hepatic steatosis and or underlying hepatocellular disease . no focal ... View answer
MD is again seen nodularity to hepatic contour. Liver and spleen appear stable in size. Patient is post cholecystectomy . No significant intranet or extra hepatic biliary ductal dilation is seen. There are... View answer
MD change in echogenic subcentimeter hepatic lesion, probable hemangioma. Stable subcentimeter right hepatic cyst . No significant change in echogenic left hepatic lesion measuring approximately 1 cm in... View answer
MD seen in perisplanic,peripancreatic and in mesenteric region. Compression of hepatic veins and hepatic IVC is also noted with possibility of right hepatic thrombosis. Mild hepatomegaly is seen wih... View answer
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MD I had a liver scan it said MODERATELY INCREASED HEPATIC ECHOGENICITY AND COARSENED ECHOTEXTURE CONSISTENT WITH HEPATIC PARENCHYMAL DISEASE VERSUS FATTY INFILTRATION. What is HEPATIC PARENCHYMAL DISEASE... View answer
MD evidence of any solid or cystic intra hepatic lesion is noted the portal vein and hepatic veins appear normal no evidence of any dilated intra or extra hepatic biliary radicals noted ... View answer
MD what does this mean? Liver: Hepatic size and contour are normal. Focal biliary ductal dilatation is again demonstrated involving the posterior inferior segment of the right hepatic lobe. The appearance is ... View answer
MD I have had an MRI that s the findings are liver enlarged with marked diffuse hepatic steatosis . Several T2 hyper intense hepatic lesions do not enhance liver , pancreas unremarkable ?gallvladder normal ... View answer
MD fully seen. Visualized hepatic external contour is smooth. No focal hepatic lesion identified. Where visualized hepatic echogenicity is mildly increased. There is a slightly coarsened echotexture of... View answer