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Here is a full breakdown of Mr. Abdul Hameed's radiology report:
Report Summary - CECT Whole Abdomen
Date: 16th July 2026
Patient: Mr. Abdul Hameed | Male, 47 years (DOB: 05/01/1979)
MRN: 17510001443395
Referred by: Dr. Sandip Pal (Medical Gastroenterology)
Reported by: Dr. Debanshu Chakraborty, MD (Radiodiagnosis)
Clinical Background
Post-cholecystectomy patient. Histopathology of the removed gallbladder showed dysplasia without malignancy. Currently asymptomatic.
Findings - Organ by Organ
| Organ / Region | Finding |
|---|---|
| Liver | Mildly enlarged (16.7 cm craniocaudal span); homogeneous; no focal lesion; no biliary dilatation; portal and hepatic veins patent |
| Gallbladder (post-op) | Status post cholecystectomy - surgical clips in fossa; mild residual fat stranding; no collection or abscess |
| Bile ducts | Common hepatic duct and CBD - normal calibre |
| Pancreas / Spleen / Adrenals | Unremarkable |
| Kidneys / Ureters | Bilateral kidneys - normal size, enhancement, excretion; no calculus, no hydronephrosis; ureters normal |
| GI Tract | Stomach, small bowel, large bowel - unremarkable; no obstruction or wall thickening; no appendicitis |
| Bladder / Prostate | Bladder well distended and normal; prostate and seminal vesicles unremarkable |
| Peritoneum | No ascites; no significant lymphadenopathy |
| Lung bases | No pleural effusion |
| Spine | Early multilevel degenerative spondylotic/osteophytic changes |
| Arterial anatomy | Variant noted (see below) |
Key Findings & Impressions
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Post-cholecystectomy changes - Mild expected fat stranding in the gallbladder fossa. No collection, abscess, or complication.
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Mild hepatomegaly - Liver measures 16.7 cm. No focal lesion or suspicious change.
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No CT evidence of malignancy - No residual or recurrent malignancy identified anywhere in the abdomen. This is reassuring given the prior histopathology showing dysplasia.
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Arterial variant - The left gastric artery arises directly from the abdominal aorta, about 4 mm above the coeliac trunk (rather than from the coeliac trunk itself). The coeliac trunk then bifurcates into only the common hepatic artery and splenic artery. This is a benign anatomical variant with no clinical consequence in itself, but surgically relevant to note.
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No acute intra-abdominal abnormality.
Overall Assessment
This is a reassuring post-operative CT scan. The gallbladder dysplasia noted on histopathology does not appear to have progressed to malignancy - the scan is clear of any residual or recurrent cancer. The mild hepatomegaly is noted but without any focal lesion. The arterial variant is incidental and benign. Routine follow-up as advised by Dr. Sandip Pal would be appropriate.
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