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Question: in ct result( ct abdomen, diagnose: acute duverticulitis) there is written no aggressive osseous lesions, should I check this further? I underwent kneereplacemant 6 weeks ago.
The ct result 1from 2 months ago was w/out this.
The ct result 1from 2 months ago was w/out this.
Brief Answer:
Left lower Quadrant Pain / Under Assessment
Detailed Answer:
Brief Ans-Left lower Quadrant Pain / Under Assessment
Hi,Dear,Thanks for your query to HCM.
Reviewed your query which is without any facts about the complaints and the progress of it and about the cause of all these CT abdomen you did lately.
Your Current Health Problems-
After reviewing your attached CT report of the Abdomen and Pelvis- You seem to have Fatty Liver with Diverticulitis with Bronchitis.
Simultaneously you have Bronchitis with lipidemia problems for which you are not on any drugs lately.
More information needed from you on your health complaints currently-
After getting updates on your more information about the health complaints, I would love to reply on any need of further tests for your health problems,about which You need to give more detailed information.
I would suggest you to enlighten more on the health complaints which worries you to do all these tests lately.
I would love to help you out of the complaints which you seems to have only during the last 2 mths time.
Welcome for any further query in this regard, which I would attend in next session.
Good Day!!
Dr.Savaskar M.N. XXXXXXX Surgical Specialist
M.S.Genl-CVTS
Left lower Quadrant Pain / Under Assessment
Detailed Answer:
Brief Ans-Left lower Quadrant Pain / Under Assessment
Hi,Dear,Thanks for your query to HCM.
Reviewed your query which is without any facts about the complaints and the progress of it and about the cause of all these CT abdomen you did lately.
Your Current Health Problems-
After reviewing your attached CT report of the Abdomen and Pelvis- You seem to have Fatty Liver with Diverticulitis with Bronchitis.
Simultaneously you have Bronchitis with lipidemia problems for which you are not on any drugs lately.
More information needed from you on your health complaints currently-
After getting updates on your more information about the health complaints, I would love to reply on any need of further tests for your health problems,about which You need to give more detailed information.
I would suggest you to enlighten more on the health complaints which worries you to do all these tests lately.
I would love to help you out of the complaints which you seems to have only during the last 2 mths time.
Welcome for any further query in this regard, which I would attend in next session.
Good Day!!
Dr.Savaskar M.N. XXXXXXX Surgical Specialist
M.S.Genl-CVTS
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj
My question is what is it " no aggressive osseous lesions"..??
Brief Answer:
Left lower Quadrant Pain / Under Assessment
Detailed Answer:
Brief Ans-Left lower Quadrant Pain / Under Assessment
Hi,Dear thanks for your query and updates.
Dear -"no aggressive osseous lesions"-this remark is in regard to the findings of the bone density and the lesions caused in the abdominal and pelvic bones after knee replacement surgery you had 6 weeks back.
So you need not worry for problems with your knee replacement surgery and the after effects in the bone density due to the disturbed Calcium/ phosphorous metabolism.
If need be if pain or knee quadriceps wasting is there, CT Knee would resolve the worry about any bony changes compromising your healing post -knee replacement surgery.
Hope this would resolve your query on the "no aggressive osseous lesions"
Welcome for any further query in this regard, which I would attend in next session.
If no more query ,Will appreciate You,to write excellent feedback review,to help the needy patients like YOU, at the HCM.
Good Day!!
Dr.Savaskar M.N. XXXXXXX Surgical Specialist
M.S.Genl-CVTS
Left lower Quadrant Pain / Under Assessment
Detailed Answer:
Brief Ans-Left lower Quadrant Pain / Under Assessment
Hi,Dear thanks for your query and updates.
Dear -"no aggressive osseous lesions"-this remark is in regard to the findings of the bone density and the lesions caused in the abdominal and pelvic bones after knee replacement surgery you had 6 weeks back.
So you need not worry for problems with your knee replacement surgery and the after effects in the bone density due to the disturbed Calcium/ phosphorous metabolism.
If need be if pain or knee quadriceps wasting is there, CT Knee would resolve the worry about any bony changes compromising your healing post -knee replacement surgery.
Hope this would resolve your query on the "no aggressive osseous lesions"
Welcome for any further query in this regard, which I would attend in next session.
If no more query ,Will appreciate You,to write excellent feedback review,to help the needy patients like YOU, at the HCM.
Good Day!!
Dr.Savaskar M.N. XXXXXXX Surgical Specialist
M.S.Genl-CVTS
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj
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