hypodensity

Small subcapsular hypodensity within segment VI of the liver, most likely represent an incidental hepatic cyst. A couples of tiny nodular hypodensities within the left kidney, too small to characterize, but most likely tiny cortical renal cysts. Slightly enlarged uterus with findings suggesting a very small amount of fluid within the endometrial canal. A tiny partially calcified leiomyoma. There is no evidence of hydronephrosis nor perinephric pathology.  This is the result of a CT Scan performed a 68 years old woman.  I need to know if there any reason to be worry but this impression.  Please verify and reply. Thank you.

[Thomas D Schiano, MD]

i wouldn't worry--these type of cysts are extremely common in the general population and there is a uterine fibroid