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What Does This CT Scan Report Of Liver Indicate?

Hi, may I answer your health queries right now ? Please type your query here...my fathers c t scan reports says, liver is well visualised and shows multiple low density lesion,no evident of dilated ihbr, the CT findings shows pancreatic lymph-denopathy with hepatic lesion,deposits lymphoma
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1.The report suggest there is presence of multiple hypo echoic lesions in the liver.
2.There is no IHBR - intra-hepatic biliary radicals are in normal - not increased.
3.There are enlarged lymph nodes noted in the pancreatic region - seen in case of any infection / inflammation or malignancy.
4.At this moment of kidney functions are normal - get a tri-phasic abdomen CT done, it will help in evaluation of the lesion and characterisation of it.
5.After that an FNAC / BIOPDY - fine needle aspiration cytology / BOPSY for definitive diagnosis.
6.I suspect hepatic malignancy at this point - followup with the liver lesion suggested. Good luck.

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What Does This CT Scan Report Of Liver Indicate?

Welcome to Health care magic. 1.The report suggest there is presence of multiple hypo echoic lesions in the liver. 2.There is no IHBR - intra-hepatic biliary radicals are in normal - not increased. 3.There are enlarged lymph nodes noted in the pancreatic region - seen in case of any infection / inflammation or malignancy. 4.At this moment of kidney functions are normal - get a tri-phasic abdomen CT done, it will help in evaluation of the lesion and characterisation of it. 5.After that an FNAC / BIOPDY - fine needle aspiration cytology / BOPSY for definitive diagnosis. 6.I suspect hepatic malignancy at this point - followup with the liver lesion suggested. Good luck. Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health. Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.