What does it mean to interpret the CT diagnosis report and the image CT report?

Lumbar degeneration, calcification of the posterior longitudinal ligament, and spinal stenosis secondary to lumbar 4-5 disc prolapse.

Disc lesions are common. Now the patient must have a history of low back pain, the symptoms of the left leg are more obvious than the right leg, it is recommended to rest, not suitable for long-term exertion, you can bake electricity, acupuncture, do not advocate massage, you can rub, promote local blood circulation, strengthen the waist back muscle exercise, and then control the symptoms, there will be no big problem, lumbar intervertebral disc lesions are very common.

The report should only be used as a reference value, not to diagnose the severity of your condition and the condition of a patient. It is necessary to give all aspects.

One: It's just how the patient feels, sometimes the examination report is very serious, but it has little impact on the patient. On the contrary

Two. The main thing is that the combination of the two can really diagnose what the condition is.

According to your prompt, I think the patients are all older than 45y, with low back pain, buttocks with numbness or pain in the lower limbs, and the condition is sometimes good and bad and worsens after exertion. Is it? Overall not serious

Now the main rest is the first choice of physics**, such as massage, intermediate frequency, traction, acupuncture, etc. Also do appropriate activities, such as swimming, fishing, or walking backwards. and bridge movements.

Hello: I am an orthopedic surgeon, I personally think it is lumbar marginal hyperplasia, I wish you a speedy **.

It means that there is partial fibrosis in the lung tissue, which may be caused by long-term smoking and smog dust.

Summary. Excuse me, could you please describe your problem more specifically? So that I can better answer for you.

Excuse me, could you please describe your problem more specifically? So that I can better answer for you.

Hello. Please help me take a look at this report.

What exactly is the disease?

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Hello dear: Fatty liver is uneven, right lobe of the liver is mixed with dense nodules, venous stage lesions, medial canal hypodensity, independent liver necrotic nodules, right lobe nodules of the liver, hemangioma needs to be hospitalized for observation.

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Don't understand. Hello dear, we are not a professional doctor, but can roughly say the situation, the specific situation needs to be explained by a professional doctor, you can consult the doctor who is your outpatient clinic.

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Hurry up and further relevant examinations to confirm the diagnosis in time. And then there is the timely **.

It's hard to heal on its own. Hardly possible.

There is a high probability of tuberculosis.

Other cases to watch for lung tumors.

Chest CT scan showed no significant abnormalities: generally considered normal.

Old lesions in the lungs (old tuberculosis and calcifications): it can be understood that the examination results are normal, because old lesions are generally the result of **, especially if calcifications have occurred, and generally do not**.

Chronic pulmonary interstitial lesions, pulmonary fibrosis: It can be understood as having chronic or relatively stable lesions, which need to be rechecked regularly, and a comprehensive evaluation of lung function by an internist is required, and lung function can be further examined.

Pleural effusion, pleural thickening: It can be understood that there are chronic or acute pleural lesions, generally mostly tuberculous lesions, and it is necessary to consult a clinician (respiratory or thoracist) for comprehensive clinical judgment, and do further examination to confirm the diagnosis, and timely **.

Mass lesions in the right (left) lung: further examination is required to determine whether there is a possibility of cancer, or it may be a benign mass lesion, and timely ** after diagnosis, and regular reexamination.

Multiple nodular shadows in the lungs, nature: benign and malignant lesions are possible, further examination is required, a clear diagnosis is made, and timely **, regular reexamination.

Postoperative changes in the right (left) lung: The examinee has undergone lung surgery and often needs regular follow-up to observe the direction of the postoperative lesions.

Inflammation in the lungs: If it is an acute inflammatory change, pneumonia is more likely, and further clinical diagnosis and timely** can give good results. However, some inflammatory changes may also be malignant, especially in the elderly, chronic inflammatory changes in the lungs that do not heal should be paid close attention to, rechecked regularly, diagnosed in time, and diagnosed in time.

Tuberculosis: If the diagnosis is confirmed, it can be obtained in a timely and early stage**.

One report does that this lung nodule is tuberculosis, the other says that it may be tuberculosis or infection, and the two reports indicate that this nodule is very likely to be tuberculosis, and it is not considered to be a tumor, so rest assured, the problem is not big, if it is tuberculosis, go to the infectious disease hospital for symptoms**, if the lung infection goes to the general hospital**, it is OK.

It is exacerbated, originally confined to the upper left lung area, and now it has spread to the entire left lung, and there is a cavitation formation, which means that it is more difficult to recover.

Immediate anti-tuberculosis drugs** are recommended, otherwise the left lung may be destroyed in the next step.

You may have been infected with tuberculosis before, but it has recovered on its own, so don't worry.

From the report, the physician was biased towards a space-occupying lesion, which is caused by lung cancer. Whether the patient coughs up blood or other symptoms.

It is recommended to recheck the CT after half a month, and remember to bring the previous film for comparison. It can be characterized according to the process of occurrence and development. If necessary, a CT scan with contrast can be done to determine whether it is inflammation or tumor.

Anterior mediastinal mass should be considered for thymoma.

Thymic hyperplasia. The retrosternal thyroid gland.

Lymphoma. Possibility of teratoma.

Small nodules in the chest Depending on your age, you should have no problem with the CT description.

Pay attention to follow-up and re-examination.

There is a high probability of tuberculosis, reasons:

1. Small patches of high density can be seen in the left upper lung, and the boundary is not clear. - This is not only a common site for pulmonary tuberculosis, but also consistent with the signs of pulmonary tuberculosis in its imaging description;

2. The physical examination found that there was a slight cough of sputum recently, and there were no other symptoms - at present, the symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis are becoming more and more atypical, and a considerable number of pulmonary tuberculosis patients are accidentally found in the unintentional physical examination, and some patients have no symptoms. For asymptomatic lung lesions in young people, tuberculosis is highly likely.

3. It is recommended to go to the local infectious disease hospital to see, if the tuberculosis is not stable, it is necessary to fight tuberculosis**.

Disease analysis: It is necessary to do a contrast-enhanced CT to check the stool routine plus occult blood and blood AFP, and it is recommended to do gastroscopy or colonoscopy to exclude metastatic impressions: 1. Multiple intrahepatic hypodensity, CT enhanced scanning is recommended.

2. Consider multiple cysts in the left kidney. According to the CT description value, "two low-density shadows, the boundary is supernatant, the larger one is about the size of, as for the multiple small circular low-density shadows in the liver, the conditions you give are too few, whether the edges are smooth, whether the boundary between the normal liver parenchyma is clear, whether the density is uniform, etc., if not mentioned above, it may be multiple small cysts in the liver, and multiple circular low-density shadows in the liver." The larger one is 31 hu, and the tail of the pancreas is clumped with hypodense shadows

Moreover, there are multiple circular low-density shadows in the liver, spleen and kidneys, and their density is higher than that of cysts! There was no abnormal density in the peritoneum after the cyst. Hello:

Your liver cyst does not know how big it is and what is the largest diameter. If it is not large, it can be observed first, and it is enough to regularly review the B ultrasound. For general hepatic cysts, reference can be made to multiple intrahepatic hypodense masses, which are considered to be large hemangiomas.

Kidney: Left kidney inferior pole. CT findings:

A small circular hypodense shadow was seen in the posterior lobe of the right liver, with a CT value of 48hu, and the size was multiple hypodense shadows in the liver, cyst? Other? Recommendations:

Combined with the clinical, further checklist tables. Please. I don't know your mother's age or physical condition.

If there is a tumor in the lungs, it can be removed. Brain tumors should not be treated as much as possible, and multiple round, slightly low-density shadows can be seen in the liver. Diagnostic Imaging:

Mass lesion of the posterior segment of the upper lobe of the right lung, pulmonary CA not. A new needle biopsy of the lungs is recommended.

Guidance: A simple and clear pathological diagnosis, if you are unwilling to perform this test, also 2Multiple hypodense shadows in the liver, cysts?

Other? Crack letter discussion: combined with clinical, further checklist.

Please. Lung cancer is prone to brain metastases. Malignant tumors, regardless of whether they are operated on or not, radiotherapy or chemotherapy or not, should take medicine (traditional Chinese medicine), and CT scan of both kidneys

Multiple circular hypodense shadows can be seen in the left liver, with Luo Shangqing on the side, and multiple hypodensity can be seen in the two kidneys. Hello. Your condition is complex and an in-person consultation is recommended.

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