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Getting Ill, Ultrasonography Done. What Does The Reports Say? What Should I Do?
My father is very ill now. test report: Serum Bilrubin: 10.0mg/dl HBsAG Screening Test: Negative TSH : 3.81 micro IU/ml Ultrasonography- Gall Bladder: Contracted. Small hypoechoic mass lesion (3.7x3.7) is seen at the GB region, No calculus is seen. Spleen: normal in size. Kidneys: Both kidneys are normal in size, shape and position. (RT-10.1x2.9cm. LT-9.9x5.1 cm) Cortico sinusal differentiation is maintained with normal contrical thickness. PC systems are not dilated. No calculus is seen on either side. Urinary Bladder: Normally filled. wall thickness is normal. No intra-vesical lesion could be seen. Prostate: Normal in size (31x3x2.7cm). Volume- 13.8 cc . Echotexure is uniform. Capsule apper intact. Liver: Mildly enlarged in size. Few iso to hypoechoic nodules are seen in the both lobes of liver. S. Alkaline Phosphatase: 377.0 U/L Anti-HEV IgM & Anti- HAV IgM: Negative. I am in indecission and helpless now... what should i do? please tell me....
Sat, 23 Jun 2012
Hi,
Thank you for your query and sharing the reports in detail. However you have failed to mention the problems that he is having and the "indecision" for what?
Your father needs to be worked up for the hypoechoic lesion in the gall bladder and the nodules in both lobes of liver. I suggest you discuss with your doctor and get a CT scan done to know the details of the lesions described. Furhter course of management shall depend on this report.
With best wishes.
Thank you for your query and sharing the reports in detail. However you have failed to mention the problems that he is having and the "indecision" for what?
Your father needs to be worked up for the hypoechoic lesion in the gall bladder and the nodules in both lobes of liver. I suggest you discuss with your doctor and get a CT scan done to know the details of the lesions described. Furhter course of management shall depend on this report.
With best wishes.
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