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Month: April 2024

MRI Brain (Plain)

MRI Brain (Plain)

MRI Brain (Plain)

Technique: Multi-echo, multi-planar MRI of brain is performed.
Clinical Details:
Findings:
  • Cerebral parenchyma shows normal grey and white matter signals. Myelination appears normal.
  • No hypo/hyperintense lesion seen. No restriction on diffusion scan.
  • No intracerebral hemorrhage/acute infarct seen in the present scan.
  • Bilateral capsuloganglionic regions are normal.
  • Corpus callosum and other white matter tracts show normal signals and morphologies.
  • Ventricles, aqueduct, sulci, fissures and basal cisterns appear unremarkable.
  • Pituitary, pineal gland and other midline structures appear unremarkable.
  • Cerebellum, midbrain, pons, medulla &VIIth-VIIIth nerve complex appear unremarkable.
  • Visualized parts of orbits, PNS do not show any significant abnormality.
  • Cranio-vertebral junction (CVJ) appears unremarkable. No listhesis.
Impression: No significant abnormality is seen in present examination.
Advice:  Kindly correlate with clinical findings & relevant investigations.
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MRI Abdomen & Pelvis (Plain & Contrast)

MRI Abdomen & Pelvis (Plain & Contrast)

MRI Abdomen & Pelvis (Plain & Contrast)

Technique: MRI scan of the abdomen and pelvis was performed using T1 and T2 weighted sequences, in multiple planes. In addition, post contrast images were obtained.
Clinical Details:
Findings:
  • The liver is normal in size and has smooth margins. The hepatic parenchyma reveals normal signal intensity. No focal intrahepatic lesion is detected. The portobiliary radicles are normal in calibre and show normal distribution. The portal vein displays normal flow void and is normal in calibre.
  • The gall bladder is well distended. No hypointensities are seen within it to suggest presence of calculi. The wall is normal in thickness. There is no mass lesion.
  • The common bile duct is normal in course and calibre. No intraluminal filling defects are visualized.
  • The pancreas is normal in size and displays normal signal intensity. There is no focal intra or peripancreatic lesion. The pancreatic duct is normal in calibre. The intrapancreatic portion of common bile duct is normal. The peripancreatic fat is also normal.
  • The spleen is normal in size. The parenchyma displays normal signal intensity. There is no focal parenchymal lesion. The splenic vein is normal.
  • The adrenal glands are well-identified, bilaterally. These are normal in location, size and shape. There is no focal lesion involving the body or limbs of these glands.
  • Both kidneys are normal in shape, size and location. The cortex displays normal signal intensity and is uniform in thickness.
  • There is no evidence of hydronephrosis. No mass lesion is detected. The perinephric spaces are also normal bilaterally.
  • Urinary bladder is well seen and appears normal. No mass lesion is seen within it. It’s wall reveals normal thickness.
  • The uterus is normal in size and shape. It is anteverted and anteflexed and has a smooth contour. The myometrium displays normal signal intensity. The anterior and posterior walls are equal in thickness. There is no focal area of altered signal abnormality. The junctional zone has a uniform thickness and displays normal signal intensity. The endometrium is normal in thickness. No focal endometrial lesion is detected. The cervix is normal in shape and signal intensity.
  • The parametrium is normal bilaterally.
  • The vagina is also normal in its visualized extent.
  • The ovaries are well-identified, bilaterally. These are normal in size and show presence of multiple small follicles. No mass lesion is detected in the pelvis. The major pelvic blood vessels are normal.
  • There is no evidence of pelvic lymphadenopathy. The visualized bowel loops do not reveal any obvious abnormality. There is no free fluid in the pelvis.
Impression: No significant abnormality is seen in present examination.
Advice:  Kindly correlate with clinical findings & relevant investigations.
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MRI Left Knee Joint (Plain)

MRI Left Knee Joint (Plain)

MRI Left Knee Joint (Plain)

Technique: Multiplanar multiecho MRI knee has been performed.
Clinical Details:
Findings:
  • Both medial and lateral menisci show normal size, shape and MR morphology. No evidence of meniscal degeneration or tear. No signs of discoid meniscus.
  • Anterior cruciate, posterior cruciate, medial collateral, lateral collateral and postero-lateral corner ligaments appear normal.
  • No significant joint effusion, synovial thickening or intraarticular loose bodies. Hoffa’s fat pad appears normal.
  • The quadriceps and patellar tendons are normal. Medial and lateral retinaculum appear normal.
  • No collection is seen in the periarticular bursae. The pes anserine tendons are normal.
  • The visualized muscles are normal.
  • Femoral, tibial and patellar cartilage appear normal. No obvious chondromalacia patellae or osteochondral defect.
  • Trochlea show normal morphology. No evidence of trochlear dysplasia. No significant patella tilt, alta or baja.
  • The marrow signal of visualized regions of femur, tibia, fibula and patella appear normal.
  • No evidence of lytic destructive lesion, significant osteoarthritis, fracture, marrow edema or periosteal reaction in visualized bones.
  • The visualized subcutaneous and deep fat planes appear unremarkable.
Impression: No significant abnormality is seen in present examination.
Advice:  Kindly correlate with clinical findings & relevant investigations.
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CT Brain (Plain)

CT Brain (Plain)

CT Brain (Plain)

Technique: Plain CT scan of the brain was performed.
Clinical Details:
Findings:
  • Brain parenchyma appears unremarkable in available images.
  • No focal lesion in brain parenchyma in available images.
  • Posterior fossa structures appear unremarkable on available images.
  • No evidence of intracerebral hemorrhage/ extradural/subdural hematoma as seen in available images.
  • Ventricles appear unremarkable on available images.
  • No hydrocephalus.
  • No shift of midline structures is seen.
  • Skull vault appears intact in available images.
  • Paranasal sinuses and orbits grossly appear unremarkable in available images.
Impression:
  • CT brain plain does not reveal any significant intracranial abnormality as seen in available images.
  • No parenchymal focal lesion or intracranial bleed at present as seen in available images.
Advice: Kindly correlate with clinical findings & relevant investigations.
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CT Chest (Plain)

CT Chest (Plain)

CT Chest (Plain)

Technique: Plain HRCT Scan of Chest carried out on Multi detector CT scanner.
Clinical Details:
Findings:
  • The visualised lung parenchyma shows normal attenuation and architectural pattern on both sides.
  • No evidence of air-space opacities, collapse, consolidation, abscess or pulmonary mass lesion. No signs of interstitial lung disease.
  • Trachea and bifurcation are normally seen. No bronchial thickening or bronchiectasis is seen.
  • No evidence of mediastinal or hilar lymphadenopathy.
  • Heart shows normal size and shape.
  • No evidence of pleural or pericardial effusion.
  • The visualised mediastinal vessels show normal course and calibre.
  • Bony thoracic cage is normal. No lytic or sclerotic lesion in visualized bones.
Impression: CT Chest Plain study is within normal limits.
Advice: Kindly correlate with clinical findings & relevant investigations.
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CT Abdomen And Pelvis (Plain & Contrast)

CT Abdomen And Pelvis (Plain & Contrast)

CT Abdomen And Pelvis (Plain & Contrast)

Technique: CT scan of the abdomen& pelvis has been done with administration of oral and intravenous contrast media.
Clinical Details:
Findings:
  • Liver shows normal size, shape and attenuation. No mass lesion or calcification in the hepatic parenchyma. The porta hepatis is normal. No IHBR or CBD dilatation.
  • Gall bladder reveals normal lumen and walls with normal size and shape. No mass lesion, calcification or stone is seen within the lumen.
  • Pancreas appears normal in size and architecture. Pancreatic duct is not dilated.
  • Spleen is normal in size and architecture.
  • No focal lesion.
  • Both kidneys reveal normal in size, shape, position and attenuation. No mass lesion, calcification or stone is seen in the renal parenchyma or collecting systems on both sides. No signs of obstructive uropathy are detected.
  • Both adrenals are visualised normally.
  • The IVC, aorta and portal vein are within normal position and calibre. No evidence of retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy or ascites.
  • The visible parts of the bowel loops show no obvious mass lesions or wall thickening. Appendix appears normal.
  • Urinary bladder reveals normal lumen and walls. No vesical calculi, wall thickening or mass lesion.
  • Prostate appears normal. / Uterus and both ovaries appear normal. No adnexal pathology.
  • Visualised osseous structures appear normal. No lytic or sclerotic bony lesion. The extra-abdominal and paraspinal soft tissues are normal.
  • Lung bases are clear. No basal pleural effusion.
Impression:  No significant abnormality is seen in present examination.
Advice:  Kindly correlate with clinical findings & relevant investigations.
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X-Ray Right Knee AP & Lateral view

X-Ray Right Knee AP & Lateral view

X-Ray Right Knee AP & Lateral view

Technique: AP & Lateral View Obtained.
Clinical Details:
Findings:
  • Visualized part of femur and tibia show normal density.
  • Joint spaces between medial and lateral tibio-femoral compartments and patella-femoral compartment are maintained.
  • Overlying soft tissues are unremarkable.
  • No lytic/sclerotic lesion is seen.
  • No obvious fracture seen in the visualized bones.
Impression: No significant abnormality detected.
Advice: Clinical correlation and follow up.
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X-Ray PNS

X-ray PNS

X-ray PNS

Technique: Water’s view Obtained.
Clinical Details:
Findings:
  • Bilateral frontal and left maxillary sinuses are clear.
  • No air fluid levels are identified.
  • Nasal septum is deviated towards left.
  • No osseous erosion / lytic lesion is seen.
Impression: No significant abnormality detected.
Advice: Clinical correlation and follow up.
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X-Ray Lumbar Spine AP/LAT/Both OBL

X-Ray Lumbar Spine AP/LAT/Both OBL

X-Ray Lumbar Spine AP/LAT/Both OBL

Technique: Radiograph of lumbar spine in anteroposterior, lateral and both oblique views obtained.
Clinical Details:
Findings:
  • The lordosis is maintained.
  • Vertebrae show normal architecture.
  • Transverse process, spinous process, pedicles and laminae are intact.
  • No obvious lysis or listhesis is seen.
  • Intervertebral disc spaces are normal.
  • No abnormal paravertebral soft tissue shadow is seen.
Impression: No significant abnormality detected.
Advice: Kindly correlate with clinical findings & relevant investigations.
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X-Ray Left Knee AP & Lateral view

X-Ray Left Knee AP & Lateral view

X-Ray Left Knee AP & Lateral view

Technique: AP & Lateral View Obtained.
Clinical Details:
Findings:
  • Visualized part of the femur and tibia show normal density.
  • Joint spaces between the medial and lateral tibio-femoral compartments and the patella-femoral compartment are maintained.
  • Overlying soft tissues are unremarkable.
  • No lytic/sclerotic lesions is seen.
  • No obvious fracture seen in the visualized bones.
Impression: No significant abnormality detected.
Advice: Clinical correlation and follow up.
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