Usg abdomen pelvic

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Usg abdomen pelvic

Asked for Female, 38 Years

I got right side side abdomen Pain and did use stomach This is the report Concentric thickening of the walls of caecum and ascending colon with free fluid and inflamed mesentery right iliac fossa . Suggestive inflamed /infected etiology.adilated aperstaltic loop with thickness wall in the right illiacfossa with non visualised blind end Please explain the report

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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy

Urologist 11 yrs exp Bhubaneswar

Suggesting features of acute appendicitis.

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Dr. Vijaya G Laparoscopic Surgeon 29 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vijaya G

Laparoscopic Surgeon 29 yrs exp Bangalore

As per the report, it is Swollen and painful appendix. Consult a near by surgeon. Early is better. You may need surgery to remove appendix

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