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Hello, Terri. I bet the radiologist is talking about calcium in the aorta. It's very common to see calcifications in an aorta. As I said before, radiologists report absolutely everything that they
Hello, James. I don't really understand your question. I searched for Ultrasound schools in the Republic of Panama, and came up empty. If you are in Panama, I'd recommend you visit the Imaging Department
Hello, Terri. First of all, please express my gratitude to your husband for his service to our country. I truly appreciate what he sacrificed for all US citizens. Before I begin, remember I am only
Hello, Christine. These are questions you should ask your doctor, the one that ordered your MRI. S/He has all your medical history and the results of all your diagnostic tests. Your physician is the
I should have told you not to do that. There is no point in even looking if you look too much because it WILL get swollen. Consider that you had an ultrasound and it showed nothing. The ultrasound