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    - An abdominal and pelvic ultrasound was performed on a 40-year-old male patient. - The liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder, prostate, and seminal vesicles appeared normal in size and echotexture with no abnormalities. - Similarly, the portal venous system, IVC, hepatic veins, biliary system, gallbladder, pancreas, pelvi-calyceal systems, and lymph nodes all appeared normal. - The impression was that the ultrasound of the abdomen and pelvis was normal with no significant abnormalities found.

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    - An abdominal and pelvic ultrasound was performed on a 40-year-old male patient. - The liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder, prostate, and seminal vesicles appeared normal in size and echotexture with no abnormalities. - Similarly, the portal venous system, IVC, hepatic veins, biliary system, gallbladder, pancreas, pelvi-calyceal systems, and lymph nodes all appeared normal. - The impression was that the ultrasound of the abdomen and pelvis was normal with no significant abnormalities found.

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    - An abdominal and pelvic ultrasound was performed on a 40-year-old male patient. - The liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder, prostate, and seminal vesicles appeared normal in size and echotexture with no abnormalities. - Similarly, the portal venous system, IVC, hepatic veins, biliary system, gallbladder, pancreas, pelvi-calyceal systems, and lymph nodes all appeared normal. - The impression was that the ultrasound of the abdomen and pelvis was normal with no significant abnormalities found.

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    - An abdominal and pelvic ultrasound was performed on a 40-year-old male patient. - The liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder, prostate, and seminal vesicles appeared normal in size and echotexture with no abnormalities. - Similarly, the portal venous system, IVC, hepatic veins, biliary system, gallbladder, pancreas, pelvi-calyceal systems, and lymph nodes all appeared normal. - The impression was that the ultrasound of the abdomen and pelvis was normal with no significant abnormalities found.

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    Name S RAJEEV Modality US

    Patient ID MH006502481 Accession No R5016547

    Gender/Age M / 40Y 7M 11D Scan Date 09-01-2023 10:36:30


    Ref. Phys Dr. HEALTH CHECK MVB Report Date 10-01-2023 11:32:08

    US- ABDOMEN AND PELVIS - MALE


    FINDINGS:

    LIVER: measures 13.5 cm. Normal in size and echopattern. No focal lesions
    SPLEEN: measures 10.6 cm. Normal in size and echopattern. No focal lesions.
    PORTAL VENOUS SYSTEM: Normal.
    IVC, HEPATIC VEINS: Normal.
    BILIARY SYSTEM AND GALL BLADDER: Normal.
    PANCREAS: Visualized part appears normal.

    KIDNEYS: Normal in size & echogenicity with maintained cortico-medullary differentiation.


    Right Kidney: 10.6x4.7 cm
    Left Kidney: 10.5x5.2 cm
    PELVI-CALYCEAL SYSTEMS: Not dilated
    BLADDER: Well distended.

    NODES: Nil significant


    FREE FLUID: Nil

    PROSTATE: Normal.
    SEMINAL VESICLES: Normal.

    IMPRESSION:
    US- ABDOMEN AND PELVIS - MALE

    - No significant abnormality

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    Teleradiology services provided by Manipal Hospitals Radiology Group
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    Name S RAJEEV Modality US

    Patient ID MH006502481 Accession No R5016547

    Gender/Age M / 40Y 7M 11D Scan Date 09-01-2023 10:36:30


    Ref. Phys Dr. HEALTH CHECK MVB Report Date 10-01-2023 11:32:08

    Dr.PJ Preethi Philomina, MBBS,MD


    Consultant radiologist, Reg no 155617

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    Teleradiology services provided by Manipal Hospitals Radiology Group
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    Name S RAJEEV Modality US

    Patient ID MH006502481 Accession No R5016547

    Gender/Age M / 40Y 7M 11D Scan Date 09-01-2023 10:36:30


    Ref. Phys Dr. HEALTH CHECK MVB Report Date 10-01-2023 11:32:08

    TERMS & CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE TEST REPORT ISSUED


    1. The reported results are for the information and interpretation of the referring doctor alone. Manipal Hospital will not
    be responsible for consequences arising from interpretations made by unqualified personnel.

    2. The findings reported in the Manipal Hospital Radiology report are restricted to the given study.

    3. The Radiology report shall not be reproduced without written approval of Manipal Hospital.

    4. Manipal Hospital disclaims any claim of any nature whatsoever arising from or relating to the performance of the
    requested study as per the patient consent (implied/expressed/informed). This disclaimer and waiver shall specifically
    apply to any claim of implied warranty and fitness either for a general or particular purpose including strict liability. In
    any case, the total liability shall not exceed the invoiced amount for the service provided and paid.

    5. Any query from the referring doctor pertaining to this report should be directed to Manipal Hospital, Department of
    Radiology.

    6. Radiology examinations sometimes require repeat study. If you choose not to have the repeat study or further views
    as advised, the Radiology examination will be deemed incomplete.

    7. The antenatal ultrasound detection rate for Trisomy 21 and other major aneuploidies using nuchal translucency is
    75-80%, with a false – positive rate of 5%.

    8. In the event of poor ultrasound penetration due to technical reason, a qualification that the study is limited with the
    included in the report.

    9. The antenatal ultrasound detection rate for all fetal anomalies is 45% (range:15-85%)

    10. Radiology Report error rates range from 2 to 30%. All Radiology Reports need to be correlated within the given
    clinical context and with other lab parameters.

    11. The general ultrasound detection rate for abdominal pathology ranges from 60-76%. Ultrasound is an investigation
    with technical limitations and has to be correlated within the given clinical context and with other lab parameters.

    12. Not all breast abnormalities are visible on mammography. Mammogram detection rate for cancer ranges from 56-89%
    depending on the density of the breast. The management of a palpable lump should be based on clinical grounds.

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    Name S RAJEEV Modality US

    Patient ID MH006502481 Accession No R5016547

    Gender/Age M / 40Y 7M 11D Scan Date 09-01-2023 10:36:30


    Ref. Phys Dr. HEALTH CHECK MVB Report Date 10-01-2023 11:32:08

    13. If you detect a lump or any other change in your breast before your next screening mammogram, please contact
    your doctor immediately.

    PARTIAL REPRODUCTION OF THIS REPORT IS NOT PERMITTED

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