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Abdominal ultrasound results, what does this mean?

Can a doctor or someone please help me with the translation of my abdominal ultrasound results? Here is some of what was said....

There is a negative sonographic Murphy sign. The pancreas is gassed out. Kidneys are 12cm in length. There is no hydronephrosis, mass or calculus. The abdonminal aorta is not visualized due to surrounding bowel gas. Is it normal to have that much bowel gas that the abdominal aorta cannot be seen. I still have pains in my abdomen. Should I ask for a MRI or CT scan to further investigate my pain? I also had a Hida Scan of my gallbladder with the results being 90% ejection fraction rate at 30 minutes, and I am 43 years old. Thanks in advance...


Dave
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1655885 tn?1302172280
your u/s is essentially normal.

your pain may be from excessive gas.

MRI will not help, waste of money.
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Thank you for you quick response misscat... I still get a aching pain in my gallbladder area. I think the doctors are missing something. I'm gonna request a MRI.

Thanks again

Dave
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1370202 tn?1315348638
negative    murphy sign means no gallbladder stones  or nothing in the gallbladder   i had one to thats how they found my gallstones   its called murphy   i had my gold bladde out 7 months ago  they cant see you aorta     because of gas thats important  because   thats your main  artery.......go get a cat scan they are the best meaning you have alot of gas    i would  go for more cat scan picks everythink up thats how i no l the thinks whats goinng on in my body they see everythink  good luck  dave
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