No Tumor growth!
CT SCAN abdomen - Details
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Narrative
[HST]: carcinoid, please do 4 phase CT of liver
CT OF THE ABDOMEN
Multiple axial images of the liver were performed, without IV
contrast. The patient was then injected with 1 25-cc of Optiray 320.
Arterial phase, portal venous phase and delayed phase imaging of the
liver were then performed. Prior study from April 17, 2013
demonstrated multiple enhancing lesions within the liver. The largest
was located within the left hepatic lobe. Lesions were best seen on
the arterial phase.
Lung bases are clear.
Arterial phase images demonstrate findings consistent with resection
of the lateral left lobe of the liver. There is an 18 x 16 mm lesion
within the medial left lobe of the liver, similar to the prior study.
There is a 2.5 x 1.5 cm lesion, near the junction of the right and
left lobe, similar to the prior study. There is a 17 x 17 mm lesion,
near the junction of the right and left lobe, similar to the prior
study. There is a 19 x 18 mm lesion within the right lobe, similar to
the prior study. There is a 16 x 12 mm lesion within the right lobe,
similar to the prior study. Other smaller hepatic lesions, seen on
the prior study, are less apparent on the current examination. There
are no definite new hepatic lesions.
There is intrahepatic ductal dilatation, similar to the prior study.
The spleen has been removed. Portions of the pancreas appear to have
been surgically removed. The remaining portions of the pancreas
demonstrate no abnormality. The gallbladder has been removed. The
left kidney and visualized portions of the right kidney demonstrate
no abnormality. No significant abdominal adenopathy. No free fluid.
There are no suspicious bony lesions
CT OF THE ABDOMEN
Multiple axial images of the liver were performed, without IV
contrast. The patient was then injected with 1 25-cc of Optiray 320.
Arterial phase, portal venous phase and delayed phase imaging of the
liver were then performed. Prior study from April 17, 2013
demonstrated multiple enhancing lesions within the liver. The largest
was located within the left hepatic lobe. Lesions were best seen on
the arterial phase.
Lung bases are clear.
Arterial phase images demonstrate findings consistent with resection
of the lateral left lobe of the liver. There is an 18 x 16 mm lesion
within the medial left lobe of the liver, similar to the prior study.
There is a 2.5 x 1.5 cm lesion, near the junction of the right and
left lobe, similar to the prior study. There is a 17 x 17 mm lesion,
near the junction of the right and left lobe, similar to the prior
study. There is a 19 x 18 mm lesion within the right lobe, similar to
the prior study. There is a 16 x 12 mm lesion within the right lobe,
similar to the prior study. Other smaller hepatic lesions, seen on
the prior study, are less apparent on the current examination. There
are no definite new hepatic lesions.
There is intrahepatic ductal dilatation, similar to the prior study.
The spleen has been removed. Portions of the pancreas appear to have
been surgically removed. The remaining portions of the pancreas
demonstrate no abnormality. The gallbladder has been removed. The
left kidney and visualized portions of the right kidney demonstrate
no abnormality. No significant abdominal adenopathy. No free fluid.
There are no suspicious bony lesions
Impression
IMPRESSION:
1. There has been interval resection of the lateral left lobe of the
liver. There are multiple enhancing lesions within the liver, best
seen on the arterial phase and not significantly changed from the
prior study, as described above. There are other smaller hepatic
lesions, seen on the prior study, that are less apparent on the
current examination. No definite new hepatic lesions.
2. Intrahepatic ductal dilatation, similar to the prior study.
3. No significant abdominal adenopathy. No free fluid
__________________________________________
Signed by: Matthew Bloom
Date: 1/26/2015 11:34 AM
1. There has been interval resection of the lateral left lobe of the
liver. There are multiple enhancing lesions within the liver, best
seen on the arterial phase and not significantly changed from the
prior study, as described above. There are other smaller hepatic
lesions, seen on the prior study, that are less apparent on the
current examination. No definite new hepatic lesions.
2. Intrahepatic ductal dilatation, similar to the prior study.
3. No significant abdominal adenopathy. No free fluid
__________________________________________
Signed by: Matthew Bloom
Date: 1/26/2015 11:34 AM
Component Results
There is no component information for this result.
General Information
Collected:01/26/2015 11:13 AM
Resulted:01/26/2015 11:34 AM
Ordered By:Eric Martin Feldman, MD
Result Status:Final result
Resulted:01/26/2015 11:34 AM
Ordered By:Eric Martin Feldman, MD
Result Status:Final result
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