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Confusing scans
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Sep 18, 2019 - 12:09 am
Hi- i has an u/s for gall bladder issues that also ended up showing a complex hypodense lesion with exogenic minimally shadowing center in the subcortical right upper pole. It measured 2.5 cm in right kidney. i then was sent for a ct scan but in the meantime had my gallbladder removed. The ct scan (with contrast) says kidneys unremarkable.
I dont have a f/u appt for another two weeks. Why would something appear on ultrasound and then ct scan says unremarkable? Should I request repeat imaging? Do the ultrasound results warrant any concern? I know it’s small in size, which is good. I had a previous ultrasound 15 months ago and it wasn’t there then.
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Joined: Jan 2010
It does sound confusing.
I would poimt out this inconsistancy to the Dt. who ordered these scans and ask for an explanation.
icemantoo
Joined: Nov 2013
Smart question
I agree with questioning the ultrasound report. Talk to your doctor. Your doctor could request the radiologist to take a second look at your CT scan alongside your ultrasound. We have had to do this one time. We have found that sometimes the radiologist is not given very much history. It would be nice to know what the spot in the ultrasound is.
Joined: May 2017
Sort it out
Conflicting or ambiguous diagnoses are not much use.
Get your physician to request whatever tests it takes to see if there is a problem or not.
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Best Wishes Fred