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What Does This Abdomen Scan Report Indicate?
Liver show smooth surface and show large heterogeneously enhancing masses with areas of necrosis are noted in both the lobes causing mass effect (largest is noted in segment vI measuring 13 x 11cm ) – metastasis . Circumferential wall thickening with enhancing component is noted involving the distal descending colon with significant luminal narrowing-mitotic lesion. Endoscopy biosy correlation is advised. Pancreas ,spleen, adrenals and both kidneys are unremarkable. No significant lymphadenopathy / ascites seen. A section through lung base is unremarkable .
Fri, 20 Jun 2014
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Your report suggests a large mass in the liver measuring 13 X 11 cm involving both lobes of liver.It may be due to metastasis as another mass lesion seen in the bowel involving distal descending colon causing significant luminal narrowing.So,most probably primary lesion is in the bowel and it has metastasize to the liver.
It can only be confirmed by biopsy of the lesion.
Treatment depend upon findings.
Other findings are within normal limit.
Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your question.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Thanks for writing to HCM
Your report suggests a large mass in the liver measuring 13 X 11 cm involving both lobes of liver.It may be due to metastasis as another mass lesion seen in the bowel involving distal descending colon causing significant luminal narrowing.So,most probably primary lesion is in the bowel and it has metastasize to the liver.
It can only be confirmed by biopsy of the lesion.
Treatment depend upon findings.
Other findings are within normal limit.
Get well soon.
Hope I have answered your question.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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