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What Is My CT Scan Report Suggestive Of?

I have been having lower left quadrant pain for a few months. I finally had a CT scan today. I just saw my results and I see that I have bilateral renal cortical cysts, both 8mm, as well as 2mm calculus in rt renal sinus at helium level and a 6mm focus of diminished attenuation/enhancement is present in the left lobe of the liver. This sounds like a foreign language to me! I m anxious to hear frim the doctor tomorrow. I m hoping for some light to be shed on this now. I am 35 with a high family history for colon cancer and I have IBS.
Wed, 18 May 2016
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I really appreciate your concern, ct findings really need to be correlates with the clinical condition because if it is the cyst then it may not cause pain, still it needs to be correlate with clinical conditions, better to get the MRI and biopsy, hope this information helps.
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What Is My CT Scan Report Suggestive Of?

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern, ct findings really need to be correlates with the clinical condition because if it is the cyst then it may not cause pain, still it needs to be correlate with clinical conditions, better to get the MRI and biopsy, hope this information helps.