I have been having bad abdominal pain and has a CT scan indicating mild fat stranding, descending colon . Does this always indicate inflammation or can it be benign? ... View answer

Comparison: None available. 56 year old male Indication: ABDOMINAL PAIN, RUQ mass, R19.01 Right upper quadrant abdominal swelling, mass and lump. Technique: CT imaging was performed of the abdomen and pelvis ... View answer

37 year old male. Abdominal pelvic CT revealed several pulmonary nodules in base of lungs bilaterally. Nodules measure up to 5 mm. CT also revealed extensive mesenteric adenopathy, which was addressed ... View answer

showed mild mesenteric stranding within the right lower quadrant which may represent sequel of residual ... View answer

My recent ct scan showed mesenteric shredding after three weeks of diverticulitis . My lower right abdominal pain is not getting any better. What should I do? I feel like I will never feel well again ... View answer

I did a CT Abdomen scan and it was found to have a few nonspecific subcentimetre mesenteric lymph nodes with surrounding mesenteric fat stranding. The finding may represent mesenteric... View answer

CT SCAN WHOLE ABDOMEN AND PELVIS WITH CONTRASt Mild mesenteric fat stranding seen along with few subcentimeteric mesenteric lymphnodes. No ascites seen. Pelvic region reveal normal urinary bladder and... View answer

my post chemo scan (colon cancer 3b) says no recurrence, no metasteses, but prominent subcentimetre mesenteric nodes/stranding likely to represent incidental panniculitis also mild sigmoid diverticulitis ,how... View answer

hi sir, i have lower abdomen pain for last 3.5 years ,my ct scan report shown as: stranding of fat ... involving umbilical & bilateral iliac fossa region of abdomen suggestive of mesenteric panniculitis ... View answer

My husband went to the ER yesterday with severe abdominal pain the CT showed soft stranding involving the abdominal fat between small bowel, ascending colon and the anterior right mid abdominal... View answer