MRN : HO140018 Received Date : 02/11/2020

Patient Name : MR. OTITOLAIYE MICHEAL A Reported Date & Time : 03/11/2020 11:00 AM

Referred By : Self Self Printed Date & Time : 03/11/2020 11:22 AM

Age / Sex : 34 Year 28 Day / Male Ref. Doc. Hospital :

Clinical History : not provided

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Requisition Test(s) :CT ABDOMEN-PELVIS (1 PART)

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CT ABDOMEN-PELVIS (1 PART)

Serial pre and post contrast axial images were acquired from the
pelvis, up to the lung bases at 1.25 mm slices. Reformatted images
were also derived.
The liver measures 12.1cm in its craniocaudal span at the MCL. It
shows normal homogeneous parenchymal density, smooth outline
and intact capsule, as well as normal enhancement pattern. No
demonstrable intrahepatic mass lesion is seen.Few calcified
granulomas are seen in segments 1, 7, and segment 8 of the liver.
The intrahepatic and extrahepatic ducts are not dilated.
The Gall bladder is fairly distended with clear luminal density. No gall
stone is seen. No pericholecystic fluid is seen. The CBD is not
dilated.
The Spleen measures 10.1cm in its longitudinal span and shows a
homogeneous parenchymal density and enhancement pattern.
The pancreatic head, body and tail are normal in size and show
homogeneous parenchymal density, as well as normal enhancement
pattern.
The Paraaortic areas are normal. No paraaortic lymphadenopathy is
seen.
Both kidneys are normal in position, outline and parenchymal
density. They measure 9.2cm x 4cm and 9.5cm x 4.3 cm in their LS
x AP dimensions on the right and left respectively. They show
prompt and satisfactory contrast excretion. There is no pelvicalyceal
or ureteric dilatation bilaterally. There are multiple calculi seen in the
right kidney with the largest seen in its lower pole measuring 9.74mm
in dimension. There is a subcentimeter calculus also seen in the
upper pole of the left kidney.
The adrenal gland is normal in size, shape and density bilaterally.
The diaphragmatic crura are also normal.
The bowel loops are normal in calibre and distribution. No obvious
mural thickening is seen. No extraluminal gas is seen.
No ascites is seen.
The prostate and urinary bladder are normal.
The visualised lung bases are clear.
Diversification of recti present.

CONCLUSION

Overall features are in keeping with

1. Bilateral renal calculi.

2.Calcific densities in the liver suggestive of hepatic granulomas.

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Dr Mayowa Abimbola Soneye

MBBS FWACS

Consultant Radiologist

Approved By

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