Does the temporal growth have a small lump that needs to be done with contrast enhanced CT

Hello, the following answers to your questions:

Your main symptom is recent dizziness, and the CT scan is done to find out what's causing it.

CT scans are examined according to the parts of the human body, and the CT scan of the temporal bone is relatively limited (the range is limited to the periphery of the auricle, and the whole brain cannot be observed), but it is more detailed (the thickness of the scanning layer is calculated in millimeters), mainly showing the microstructure of the middle and inner ear, as well as the facial nerve canal and facial nerve, etc., and is often used to diagnose otogenic vertigo; Conventional CT scans of the brain have a relatively wide range (from the base of the skull to the top of the skull, but are not conducive to subtle observation of the base of the skull) but are relatively rough (the thickness of the scan layer is measured in centimeters), mainly showing the brain, cerebellum, brainstem, and cerebral fluid cavity system, and is often used to observe for substantial lesions that cause dizziness. Therefore, temporal bone CT scan and cranial CT scan are two different examination sites, and the scanning method and observation focus are also different.

If the clinician suspects that the dizziness is due to an intracranial lesion, you may need a cranial CT scan as long as testing is necessary. It is also important to note that MRI of the brain is relatively superior to CT in many ways.

Hello, TCM believes that there are many causes of dizziness, most of which are related to the lack of kidney essence, if there is no problem with your condition, it is best to go to the local TCM department for **.

Hello, the cause was not found by non-contrast scan, and it is recommended to do MRI or CT to confirm the diagnosis. In case the condition is delayed.

Further CT and pathological examination are required to confirm the condition.

The absence of enhancement indicates that the blood supply to the supraclavicular tissue is not good, and the possibility of hemangioma can be ruled out, and the lesion with capsular membrane should be considered!

Because the anterior spleen changes at the same time as the spleen, the accessory spleen can be considered!

1 Meaning: The nature is the same as the surrounding tissue structure, and the possibility of a parenchymal tumor is extremely small.

2 Hemangiomas are also unlikely. Color ultrasound can distinguish hemangiomas.

The enhancement after enhancement is similar to the spleen parenchyma, and the individual agrees with the diagnosis upstairs: consider the accessory spleen (normal variant). Not a hemangioma.

If the blood supply to the supraclavicular tissue is not good, hemangioma can be ruled out, and capsular lesions should be considered!

Because the anterior spleen changes at the same time as the spleen, the accessory spleen can be considered!

This can only indicate that the blood supply is not abundant.

Not a hemangioma.

If there are no symptoms, surgery can be done altogether. Generally speaking, osteomas are also called exostosis and have no tendency to malignantly.

You can go to the hospital to do such a check-up, but it's generally fine, so it's a minority after all, and relax.

It's better not to have surgery, I'm a pancreatic cancer patient myself. Also in the head of the pancreas.

1 The operation is very traumatic to the body, and it requires the removal of the head of the pancreas, 12 denums, part of the stomach, and bile gland.

2 Your mother's body is estimated to be unable to withstand such an operation, and after the operation, she will experience severe pain and rapid physical deterioration.

3 After my own illness, I have read many books on cancer, and there is a belief that most people will have cancer when they get old.

Therefore, I think that if your mother's tumor does not immediately endanger her life or quality of life, it is better to seek help from a Chinese medicine practitioner and strive to survive with cancer.

Of course, you should ask your professional doctor for advice.

Try Chinese medicine, it is inconvenient for the elderly to go to the hospital, and their temper is also strong, and they are unwilling to spend money to go to the hospital, so it is recommended to buy some medicine at home, Kong's pancreatic cancer healing soup, which is very good, and it will have an effect after taking a course of treatment, and the pancreatic pain will be reduced.

Hurry up and check, the case is the gold standard, and PET-CT is not as godly as the myth! Enhanced CT has done three-dimensional reconstruction of blood vessels, and it is good that there is no blood vessel growth, otherwise it is not good to operate whether it is benign or malignant!

You can do a pathological examination and immunohistochemistry to confirm the diagnosis. Pay attention to go to a public hospital above the top 3.

Pi CT may be useful, and although it is more expensive, it is worth it. Different judgments lead to different surgical plans and different outcomes. Actually, this is the key to this disease.

Even if the doctor says yes, it is based on experience, and the real certainty still depends on the biopsy.

Please supplement the results of tumor markers, especially those of CEA and CA19-9.

From PET alone, pancreatic cancer liver metastasis and retroperitoneal lymph node metastasis are more likely.

It is at an advanced stage, there is no indication for surgery, chemotherapy, targeting**, etc. are recommended.

This may be a arachnoid cyst because it is large and old, and if the symptoms are prominent now, such as frequent headaches and malignant vomiting, surgery should be performed immediately.

Otherwise, it can be observed.

First, to determine whether there is a history of trauma, a subdural effusion may be present.