Stomachari pisze:W przypadku kota dostałam tylko opis (od lekarza uważanego za speca w tej dziedzinie).
Czy dostalas opis wyczerpujacy i zrozumialy? I czy ten opis napisal ten radiolog, ktory wykonywal usg?
Pytam, bo ja dostalam taki szczatkowy opis, ze w sumie nie wiem, jak powazne sa zmiany i jaki one maja wplyw na zdrowie kota i na samopoczucie i czy przypadkiej nie potrzebuje ona przeciwbolowych czy jakiegos leczenia, itp. O taki dostalam:
Lower urinary tract: NORMAL
The bladder walls are smooth with normal thickness for the volume of urine. The trigone, cyst- urethral junction and pelvic urethra are normal.
Upper urinary tract: DEGENERATIVE CHANGES
Normal for size with mild loss of architectural detail and regular capsules. The renal pelvis is normal. Ureters are not visualized and are therefore considered normal.
Adrenals: NORMAL
Normal size with normal shape. The parenchyma is homogenous. The capsule is normal/ curvilinear.
SPLEEN: NORMAL
The spleen is normal for size, echogenicity and echo-texture with normal contour.
LIVER: DIFFUSELY HYPERECHOIC
The liver size/volume is subjectively normal. The parenchyma is hyper-echoic to falciform fat with homogenous parenchyma. The capsule is smooth/curvilinear.
BILLIARY TREE: NORMAL
Normal size/volume with teardrop shape. The walls are not inflamed. The bile is anechoic. The common bile duct is not dilated and considered normal. The major duodenal papilla is normal.
PANCREAS: MILD REMODELING
The pancreas is normal for size. The parenchyma is heterogenous and hyper-echoic to surrounding tissues. The duct is congruent without dilation. There is no evidence of peripheral inflammation.LYMPHATICS: NORMAL
Visible abdominal lymphatics are normal for size and echogenicity.
GASTRO-INTESTINAL: NORMAL
The gastro-esophageal junction is unremarkable. The stomach is empty. Gastric wall thickness is normal with intact layering detail. The pylorus is normal without obstruction or inflammation. The small bowel walls are normal with intact layering detail. The large bowel is normal.
FREE SPACE: NORMAL
CONCLUSIONS:
• Hyperechoic liver. Suspect lipidosis. Other differentials include diabetes, steroid hepatopathy, infiltrative disease. Consider FNA or biopsy to further define, if warranted.
• Pancreatic remodeling.
• Degenerative renal changes.