Sept. 2016 I had am MRI on my Pancreas with contrast. Results Stable pancreatic cystic lesions ... prior pancreatitis or side branch intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasms. Pancreatic head... View answer

What are the stages of Malignant neoplasms and how can it be treated? ... View answer

a cystic pancreatic mass. Echogenic indeterminate. Contrast abdomen CT correlation to exclude a cystic pancreatic mass. Echogenic fatty liver 12.6 cm sagittal dimensions. Hypoechoic... View answer

CT scan report of my wife: Pancreas appears atrophic.Main pancreatic duct appears dilated with multiple calculi in the main pancreatic duct and its branches,largest noted in the body measuring ~26 ... View answer

decreased attenuation of the head of pancreas non -specific in apprearance without a discrete cystic or solid mass identified.; The pancreatic duct is not dilated. No pancreatic parenchymal... View answer

pancreatic head. The endosonographic appearance is suggestive of an enlarged LN vs a neoplasms ...I had an upper eus and the results showed pancreatic parenchymal abnormalities consisting of ... View answer

Test result shows cystic pancreatic lesions at the level of the The neck and tail of the ... to communication with the main pancreatic duct. How serious is this diagnosis? Is it cancerous? ... View answer

possibility of gist or cystic pancreatic neoplasm should be considered on top of the differential diagnosis ...MR Scan conclusion is: ill defined left hypochondrium complex shaped multilocular cystic... View answer

Hi. My mom is 74 years old and the recent biopsy results of pancreatic head mass showed that cytomorphologic findings consistent with mucinous cystic neoplasma with mild atypia. Is this classified as ... View answer

my niece have been diagonised as--1.Bilateral multi cystic kidneys & 2.retro pancreatic cystic sols. what to do? is there any theraupetic treatment or only surgery is the appropriate step ? She is 40 ... View answer