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I had an ultrasound 4 years ago and it was read by radiologist as normal- had one done 2 months ago and it said i had mild pelviecstatis stable from 2018 images. shocked since it was not mentioned. if i had it at least 4 years, could it be my normal?
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Ultrasounds are done by technicians and then interpreted by a radiologist are highly operator dependent . Besides four years ago it could been normal and that it is why it was not mentioned . There is nothing shocking about it To clarify the present findings your doc can get a CT-Urogram.
Answered 12/29/2022
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