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CT Picture showing stranding?
I have an image from my CT and with the new thought of endometritis - I looked at it some more and it looks like 'stranding' in several spots. Any thoughts?
well all the dr told me was he thought it was endometriosis...i dunno if he even looked @ the film bc here they put all ur films mostly on CD. I brought 2 cds and the reports w/them. im so nervous bout having this surgery
I wish we could have our own records and test results , we have to apply in writing to even get a look at our records in the UK !! If it is felt that there is something in your records that you would not benefit seeing , then this is withheld from you and you have no say in the matter .
Angie
Angie
Hi there. I think it's a good thing that we are able to get our hands on our records. Somehow it empowers us. But, this time I think the best person to interpret your CT is a Radiologist. Hopefully your GYN can then pass on the information to you. You'll drive yourself crazy trying to find whatever the report says.
Good luck.
Good luck.
I wish I could comment, but I really don't know what I'm looking at as far as "stranding" vs. endometriosis. Hopefully someone with more experience will come along.
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