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Variations In SGPT. Had Abdominal Ultrasound. Report Shows Mild Hepatomegaly Present In Liver. Echopatterns Appear Homogeneously Raised. Gall Bladder Moderately Distended. Urinary Bladder Moderately Distended. No Luminal Abnormality Detected. Is The Report Normal?
Hi Doctor - Myself Jishnu, few days back I did Abdominal ulrasound scan due to variations in my SGPT (SGPT was 117 one week back.). Scan report shows below deatils; Liver : Mild Hepatomegaly present. Echopatterns appear homogeneously raised. No focal lession seen. Contours appear smooth. G.Bladder : Moderately distended. Wall thickness normal. No calculus or sludge seen. U.Bladder : Moderately distended. Wall thickness normal. No luminal abnormality detected. Please review the above case and consult. Thanks in Advance , Jishnu KS
Mon, 22 Apr 2013
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Liver : Mild Hepatomegaly present. Echopatterns appear homogeneously raised. No focal lession seen. Contours appear smooth. G.Bladder : Moderately distended. Wall thickness normal. No calculus or sludge seen. U.Bladder : Moderately distended. Wall thickness normal. No luminal abnormality detected.
Answer- with these findings your liver is enlarged - hepatomegaly
with possible fatty deposition in liver- Echopatterns appear homogeneously raised.
you need to consult your doctor for same
Liver : Mild Hepatomegaly present. Echopatterns appear homogeneously raised. No focal lession seen. Contours appear smooth. G.Bladder : Moderately distended. Wall thickness normal. No calculus or sludge seen. U.Bladder : Moderately distended. Wall thickness normal. No luminal abnormality detected.
Answer- with these findings your liver is enlarged - hepatomegaly
with possible fatty deposition in liver- Echopatterns appear homogeneously raised.
you need to consult your doctor for same
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