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Enlarged Liver, Heterogenous Parenchymal Echo Pattern, Intrahepatic Biliary Channels Not Dilated. What Does It Mean?
My usg shows the liver to be enlarged, showing heterogenous perenchymal echopattern.intra hepatic biliary channels are not dilated.no focal solid or cystic SOL seen.(liver span at the level of mid clavicular line 14.7 cm) &
Pancreas is normal in shape and size. Echopattern is heterogenous. Please tell me what does it mean.thanks.
Pancreas is normal in shape and size. Echopattern is heterogenous. Please tell me what does it mean.thanks.
Mon, 10 Jun 2013
HI, IAM DR. TIWARI.YOUR HISTORY IS INCOMPLETE BECAUSE YOU HAVE NOT MENTIONED YOUR SYMPTOMS.STILL ON THE BASIS OF USG FINDING IT APPEARS THAT YOU HAVE FATTY LIVER.STO OR MODERATELY DECREAS YOUR ALCOHOL INTAKE. TAKE LOTS OF FRUITS AND JUICES AND GOOD B-COMPLEX. GET YOUR BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL DONE BECAUSE DIABETIC HAVE MORE CHANCES OF GETTING IT.DO NOT WORRY.
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