L3-S1 Normal

Date: Thursday, 10 October, 2013

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CT LUMBOSACRAL SPINE (L3-S1) REVEALED:

-At L4-5 & L5-S1 levels: central disc herniation & diffuse disc bulge with impingement on the dural sac & obliteration of the epidural fat.

-At L3-4 level: no disc bulge or herniation.

-Normal dimensions of bony spinal canal.

-Normal CT appearance of the apophyseal joints.

-No evidence of bone destruction is seen. 

-No para-spinal soft tissue masses or collection are seen.

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Doppler

Date: October 10, 2013

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CT LUMBOSACRAL SPINE (L2-S1 LEVELS) AND RT TIBIA  REVEALED:

Multiple axial cuts were obtained through the lmbar spine from L2-S1 and revealed:

At L4-L5: central and Lt. para-central disc herniation endenting dural sac and obliterating Lt. lateral recess.

At L3-L4: midl diffuse annular disc bulge.

The remaining scanned level is normal.

Normal facetal joints.

Normal bony spinal canal.

No para-spinal abnormalities.

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CT-CHESTnormal

Date: October 10, 2013

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CT Chest revealed:

MULTIPLE AXIAL CUTS WERE OBTAINED AFTER IV CONTRAST:

Both lungs are hyperinflated with increased AP diameter of chest.

Evidence of air trapping are noted as increased translucency of lung parenchyma.

The anterior junctional line is elongated due to hyperinflation and is slightly deviated to Lt. side. No pulmonary focal lesions, the appearances are suggestive of small air way disease ?? bronchiolitis.

Normal CT apperance of the heart and great vessels.

No medistinal lymphadenopathy.

No pleural effusions.

Normal bony thorax.

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CT-CHEST malignant mass

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CT Chest revealed:

Multiple helical cuts were obtained through the chest without IV injection of contrast and revealed: 

There is relative decreased size of the Lt. lung in comparison to the Rt. one due to previous partially lobectomy.

-NO pleural effusion is seen.

-No pulmonary focal lesion is seen.

-The mediastinum is wide due to dilated aorta.

-Small flakes of coronary calcifications are seen.

-Intact bony thorax.

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CT -pelvis & hips

Date: Thursday, 10 October, 2013

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CT PELVIS & BOTH HIPS REVEALED:

Mild diastasis of symphysis pubis.

No bony injury is seen.

Both hip and sacroiliac joints are normal.

Both iliac bones and sacrum appear normal.

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CT -Neck

Date: Thursday, 10 October, 2013

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CT NECK  REVEALED:

Multiple axial cuts were taken through the neck after adminstration of IV contrast revealed : 

Normal CT features of the thyroid gland.

No cervical lymphadenopathy.

Normal CT features of pharyngeal and nasopharyngeral structures.

Intact vascular structures of the neck.

CONCLUSION:

Normal study.

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CT -knee

Date: Thursday, 10 October, 2013

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CT RT. KNEE REVEALED:

A tiny bone fragment measuring about 6 x 4 mm is seen in the posterior part of the intercondylar notch.

No evidence of focal lesion in the visualized bones.

No evidence of abnormal soft tissue.

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