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need some help on my reports. plz.
hep b core am,igm none-reactive
hbvdna <<<20 detected iu/ml 20
alt 58
ast 26
alk-s 93
hbeag(cont'd) negative
hcv negative
hep be antibody none - reactive
ultrasound report
Finding : there is a coarsended echotexture of the liver consistent with mild diffuse fatty infiltration. there is a 5mm hyperechoic focus identified in central right lobe of the liver . there is no intrahepatic or extrahepatic biliary dilatation and the common duct measures 2 mm in diameter. there is a 5 mm gallstone as well as a 2mm non mobile echogenic focus in the gallbladder most consistent with a small gallbladder polyp . No gallbladder wall thickening or pericholecystic fluid to suggest acute cholecystitis.
The spleen is normal in size and appearance measuring 8.8cm. The pancreas is normal in appearance.
1. 5mm hyperechoic mass in the right lobe of the liver . This most likely represents a benign finding such as a small hemangioma however . MRI of the liver with and without contrast is recommeneded to confirm this finding.
2. coarsended echotexture of the liver consistent with diffuse fatty infiltration .Normal flow is present within portal vein . there is no ascites
3. 5MM gallstone and 2 mm gallblader polyp . NO sonographic findings of acute cholecystitis.
hbvdna <<<20 detected iu/ml 20
alt 58
ast 26
alk-s 93
hbeag(cont'd) negative
hcv negative
hep be antibody none - reactive
ultrasound report
Finding : there is a coarsended echotexture of the liver consistent with mild diffuse fatty infiltration. there is a 5mm hyperechoic focus identified in central right lobe of the liver . there is no intrahepatic or extrahepatic biliary dilatation and the common duct measures 2 mm in diameter. there is a 5 mm gallstone as well as a 2mm non mobile echogenic focus in the gallbladder most consistent with a small gallbladder polyp . No gallbladder wall thickening or pericholecystic fluid to suggest acute cholecystitis.
The spleen is normal in size and appearance measuring 8.8cm. The pancreas is normal in appearance.
1. 5mm hyperechoic mass in the right lobe of the liver . This most likely represents a benign finding such as a small hemangioma however . MRI of the liver with and without contrast is recommeneded to confirm this finding.
2. coarsended echotexture of the liver consistent with diffuse fatty infiltration .Normal flow is present within portal vein . there is no ascites
3. 5MM gallstone and 2 mm gallblader polyp . NO sonographic findings of acute cholecystitis.
yup i have been taking Entecavir 0.5 since 2009. but i have taken Entecavir
1 mg about half month.
1 mg about half month.
Woooow if it is an HBV vaccine, that will be a great news to you terry. Wish you a very good luck.
I went to see my family doctor today , he rush me out. i couldnot ask him many questions. and i have been look all day on internet about hemangioma. it seens not too dangerouis,it can be remove also. well, i am very happy already. remebered my last ultrasound report with cirrhosis of the liver.
I have to wait to june to see my specialist and i hope he can fix me.
thanks stephen! many thanks!
I have to wait to june to see my specialist and i hope he can fix me.
thanks stephen! many thanks!
Hemangioma is not uncommon, you should talk with your doctor about further investigation.
You seem to have fatty liver which may explain your elevated ALT despite undetectable hbvdna.
From your other post about HBsAb, you may have cleared your HBsAg, that is why your doctor gave you a shot of the Hep vaccine in the hope it may boost your HBsAb to above 10 iu/ml. Whether this practice will work or not has not yet been proven.
You seem to have fatty liver which may explain your elevated ALT despite undetectable hbvdna.
From your other post about HBsAb, you may have cleared your HBsAg, that is why your doctor gave you a shot of the Hep vaccine in the hope it may boost your HBsAb to above 10 iu/ml. Whether this practice will work or not has not yet been proven.
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