Report: CT ABDOMEN & PELVIS WITH CONTRAST
FINDINGS:
- Liver appear normal in size (12 6 cm) with normal order No focal lesion is noted. Air is noted in the biliary tree suggestive of pneumobilia. No intrahepatic cholestasis noted.
- Gall Bladder is partially distended with oedematous walls having a calculus in GB lumen measuring 10.7 x 10.3 mm and another in GB neck measuring 10 x 11.6 mm.
- Portal vein unremarkable
- Stent noted in CBD extending into right ane left hepatic ducts. The stent in left hepatic duct is reaching its anterior edge.
- Stomach appears distended with circumferential thickening noted at pylorus abutting right lobe of liver and pancreas, suspicious for pylorosternal growth.
- Spleen is of normal size and appears normal No focal lesion noted.
- Pancreatic outline and dimensions are unremarkable. Pancreatic duct not dilated
- Both adrenals are normal in dimensions. No focal deposit seen.
- Bilateral kidneys are normally visualized, No focal lesion, calculus or hydronephrosis noted. No cyst seen. No hyperdense area is noted in the line of ureters on either side.
- Urinary bladder is distended. No calculus, no growth depicted.
- Uterus appears unremarkable.
- Small & large intestinal gut loops are normally visualized No focal mass noted in gut loops
- Aorta & IVC are normal.
- No ascites or para aortic lymphadenopatny noted.
- Visualized parts of bilateral lungs show mild right sided pleural effusion and an atelectatic band in right lower lobe basal segments.
- There is fusion of L1-L2 vertebral bodies forming an acute angle kyphosis.
IMPRESSION:
- Circumferential thickening of pylorus causing distension of stomach is suspicious for pyloral antral growth, ADV: endoscopy with biopsy
- Calculus cholecystitis.
- Stents in CBD and right and left hepatic ducts
- Acute angle kyphosis at L1-L.2 vertepral bodies.
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