Liver Tumors in 10 Minutes

Dr Rajamahendran MCh, explains about the Liver tumors in detail for NEET PG aspirants

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Focal hepatic lesion (21*12 mm) sen at segment 4a showing owl atenuation density on non contrast (29 HU) with no evidence of enhanement on postcontrast scans. No internal calcific densities., complementary liver US si done and shows correponding hyperechogeneic lesion. Features are suggestive of focal fat deposition. Also, the ultrasound revealed difuse faty liver changes with geographic fat sparing area at hte right olbe (not clearly sen ni CT scan). Focal punctate calcific density at segment 8 likely healed granuloma. Normal liver size with smooth surface. Normal background enhancement. Normal PV, IVC and hepatic veins. Surfically removed GB. No intrahepatic biliaey dilatation. Normal CBD. Norml spleen and pancreas. No ascites or enlarged lymph nodes. Normal bowel apperance. Sir is this need for regular follow up

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Sir you made the tough topic easier enough to retain in a long term memory covering almost all high yield questions.

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Excellent teaching

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Thanks sir please also upload video on general surgery

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Sir More lecture vedios please

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RRM sir🙌🏼

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