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Sumer K Sethi, MD  
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MRI without contrast
Oct 31, 2008 04:35AM in the Diagnostic Radiology Expert Forum
your question is unclear and CSF leak and spinal stenosis are different clinical scenarios and more details are required to answer this question.
Collection in the right side of neck deep to the sternocliedomastoid muscle
Oct 31, 2008 04:34AM in the Diagnostic Radiology Expert Forum
In your case, probably the history of trauma is not so relevant or amy be it is, as there is cololection deep to the sternocleidomastoid. It can be an infection or a resolving bleed as has been correctly described. You have improved on antiobiotics also indciates an infective process but it has agiann regressed. Yes it needsa spiration but before that i woul...
2.4 cm right upper pole renal cyst
Oct 08, 2008 09:35AM in the Diagnostic Radiology Expert Forum
From your description, this most likely represents a simple renal cyst which is very common. This is usually a benign finding and has nothing to worry about. If it had some internal solid component or septations we would be worried. But in your case this is most likely to be of no clinical significance but requires US follow up at intervals as suggested by y...
Doctor won't say what it is
Oct 08, 2008 09:30AM in the Diagnostic Radiology Expert Forum
Ground glass is a radiological appearnce if described in Bone indicates a condition Fibrous Dysplasia (which is a bone disorder). However, in a Chest Ct if described for lungs it indicates alveolitis. (an early sign of interstitial lung disease) detailed opinion can be given only after knowing the full context of your query.
SCARED
Oct 04, 2008 01:32AM in the Diagnostic Radiology Expert Forum
Black Blob!!! ~ i dont know but likely it means a gestational sac which looks like a sac like structure and is seen around 5 weeks. around 6 weeks you see the fetal pole and 6-7weeks u ll be able to appreciate the fetal cardiac activity.most likely there is nothing to worrry about.
Term Used in CT report
Oct 04, 2008 01:30AM in the Diagnostic Radiology Expert Forum
By the limited information i gather from your querstion i understand that there is an interval developement of a hypodense lesion meaning that this wasnt present in the earlier scans. If the other clinical history which is not given in the query is of a maligancy it amy indicate secondaries in liver. Other wise it can be anything from an abscess to neoplasm. ...