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Good doctors i had a pelvic ultrasound scan. prostate was not visualized. bladder was not visualized. limited due to bowel gas. no other abnormal mass or findings were seen. what does this mean ?

Q: good doctors i had a pelvic ultrasound scan. prostate was not visualized. bladder was not visualized. limited due to bowel gas. no other abnormal mass or findings were seen. what does this mean ?

: For whatever reasons it is atechnically suboptimal scan and needs repeating- depending on the reason it was ordered

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Dr. Birendra Tandan answered

For whatever reasons it is atechnically suboptimal scan and needs repeating- depending on the reason it was ordered

Answered 3/9/2023

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A member asked:

Good doctors i had a pelvic ultrasound scan. prostate was not visualized. bladder was not visualized. limited due to bowel gas. no other abnormal mass or findings were seen. what does this mean ?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Birendra Tandan answered

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