The CT scan of the abdomen revealed two findings - cholelithiasis, as a 7mm calculus was seen in the gallbladder lumen, and left renal calculus, as a 2mm calculus was seen at the lower pole of the left kidney. The liver, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, suprarenal glands, bladder, pelvic organs and bowel loops all appeared normal. Clinical correlation was advised.
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1. DEPARTMENT OF RADIODIAGNOSIS
DR. SUSHEELA TIWARI GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL
HALDWANI, DISTT. NAINITAL-263139
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This is only radiological professional opinion & not a final diagnosis. CT & MRI also have its limitations; therefore, the report should be interpreted in correlation with clinical & pathological findings.
Patient Name: ROHIT Patient ID: 478082
Age/Sex: 21/M Date: 03-03-2023
CECT SCAN WHOLE ABDOMEN
STUDY PROTOCOL:
AXIAL HI RESOLUTION SERIES OBTAINED ON STATE OF ART MULTI DETECTOR CT SCANNER TO INCLUDE THE ENTIRE
ABDOMEN FROM DIAPHRAGMATIC DOMES TO THE PUBIC SYMPHIASIS AFTER ORAL AND I.V. CONTRAST (NON-IONIC)
ADMINISTRATION. FEW PLAIN SECTIONS WERE ALSO OBTAINED. POST PROCESSING WAS DONE ON ADVANCE
WORK STATION TO OBTAIN CORONAL SECTIONS.
OBSERVATION:
Liver appears normal in size and attenuation with normal contrast enhancement. No focal mass lesion seen. Intra
hepatic biliary radicals are normal. Portal vein is normal.
Gall Bladder is well distended. A calculus measuring ~ 7 mm seen in lumen.No evidence of wall thickening is
seen. No obvious pericholecystic collection. CBD is normal in course and calibre.
Spleen is normal in size and attenuation.
Pancreas is normal in size and attenuation.
Both Kidneys are normal in size and architecture. No focal parenchymal lesion seen. No definite evidence of
hydronephrotic changes seen. Perinephric fat and fasciae appear clear.A calculus of ~ 2 mm is seen at lower
pole of left kidney.
Bilateral Supra Renal Glands appear unremarkable.
No retro peritoneal/mesenteric lymphadenopathy seen.
Urinary Bladder appears normal in distention and contour. No focal wall thickening/intraluminal pathology seen.
Visualized pelvic visceral organ appears normal.
No obvious foreign body noted in bowel loops.Visualized bowel loops are normal.
OPINION: CECT SCAN ABDOMEN REVEALS:
- Cholelithiasis.
- Left renal calculus.
ADVISE: CLINICAL CORRELATION.
Dr.Deepanshu Gupta
MBBS, MD (Radio-Diagnosis)
DMC Reg No. R/10529
