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What does this mean. liver: no focal lesions or ductal dilatation. portal vein is patent and flow is hepatopedal?

Q: what does this mean. liver: no focal lesions or ductal dilatation. portal vein is patent and flow is hepatopedal?

: Normal. The radiologists get fussed at if they don't describe what they see, even if they could just say normal.

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Dr. James Ferguson answered

Normal. The radiologists get fussed at if they don't describe what they see, even if they could just say normal.

Dr Kuitems and another doctor agreed

Answered 3/28/2023

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Dr. Andrew Seibert answered

Specializes in Gastroenterology

X-rays always need to be interpreted given the clinical situation that they were ordered for, but the descriptive words used here all appear to be normal. Good luck.

Dr Kuitems agreed

Answered 3/30/2023

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A member asked:

What does this mean. liver: no focal lesions or ductal dilatation. portal vein is patent and flow is hepatopedal?

3 doctors weighed in across 2 answers

Dr. James Ferguson answered

Dr Kuitems and another doctor agreed

Dr. Andrew Seibert answered

Dr Kuitems agreed

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