Ultrasound of Liver

Had my liver looked at today!  Ultrasound lasted about half an hour.  Here are the results:

Narrative

Ultrasound abdomen, complete

History: 59-year-old male with elevated liver function tests. Previous cholecystectomy.

Comparison: None.

Findings:

Liver: Diffusely increased echogenicity compatible with fibrofatty change. Liver is of normal size measuring 16.9 cm longitudinal dimension.

Gallbladder: Surgically removed

Bile ducts: No dilatation. Common bile duct measures 2.2 mm.

Pancreas: Not well seen

Spleen: Upper limits of normal for size. 13 cm longitudinal dimension. No focal abnormality seen.

Kidneys: Limited views show no hydronephrosis. There is a 1.5 cm cyst in the right kidney and a 1.2 cm cyst in the left kidney.

IVC: Intrahepatic portion normal

Aorta: Visualized portions normal.

Dictating Workstation: HMINWKS10

Impression

Ultrasound findings compatible with fibrofatty change within the liver. No focal abnormality.

Status post cholecystectomy.

Small bilateral renal cysts.

Borderline splenomegaly.

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Meet with the doctor next Tuesday!

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