Question 1

what are the signs of a lisfranc injury?

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See below: Pain, swelling, difficulty walking

Question 2

what is a hypoechoic cyst?

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Non-simple Cyst: A cysts, if simple, will be free of echoes (anechoic) and appear black on the sono. Simple cysts are almost always benign. A hypoechoic cyst contains internal echoes and may not be a cyst. It could be a solid nodule and requires further evaluation to rule out a tumor or abscess. Ct, mri, puncture, or biopsy are frequently done for further evaluation.

Question 3

what is an ovoid hypoechoic nodule?

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Where: is this ovoid hypoechoic nodule? Cysts can be ovoid and have no inside echoes. Not everything that is hypoechoic is a cyst. More information would help.

Question 4

what is a hypoechoic cystic lesion?

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Indeterminate: A true cyst on ultrasound is, by definition, echo free or anechoic. A hypoechoic nodule has low level internal echoes that are less than surrounding tissue but not actually a cyst. So the finding is indeterminate.

Question 5

how much does it cost to get a lisfranc surgery?

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Difficult question: Fees vary for both the doctor and hospital.
You would need to make some phone calls and ask about it.

Question 6

how to tell if i have a fractured lisfranc region?

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Often missed in ER: Swelling, development of clearly asymmetrical deformity in one foot vs the other, pain in the midfoot
definitely need to see your foot surgeon for proper assessment.

Question 7

i have a thick walled left ovarian hypoechoic lesion should i be concerned?

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Depends: Depends on the size of the cyst, family history, presence of other symptoms and other factors.  This may or may not be anything worrisome.  Need more information to make a determination of the need for follow up or treatment.  Hope this helps.

Question 8

is hypoechoic cancer?

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Ultrasound finding: A lesion on ultrasound can appear to have less reflection of sound waves- only biopsy can prove/ disprove cancer.

Question 9

what is a lisfranc injury and how is it detected?

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A severe foot sprain: In the midfoot between the 1st and 2nd metatarsal-cuneiform joints is the lisfranc ligament.  If it is severely  injured, the metatarsals can move laterally and the midfoot becomes unstable.  If the injury is mild, immobilization may be adequate.  If severe, surgical repair produces the best result.

Question 10

what does a hypoechoic lesion mean.it is next to or involving pancreaus?

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Many causes: Hypoechoic lesions are abnormal areas that appear as darker areas on an ultrasound. They can occur in any part of the body and for a range of reasons. It may be harmless, or may need treatment. The radiologist may be able to determine the cause, or additional tests may be done.

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