Anonymous
12/12/2024 12:20
Subject: Is it normal for one ovary to be "slightly" larger than the other?
What's fat stranding?
Anonymous
12/12/2024 12:18
Subject: Is it normal for one ovary to be "slightly" larger than the other?
Totally normal.
Anonymous
12/12/2024 12:15
Subject: Is it normal for one ovary to be "slightly" larger than the other?
Unremarkable exam. Nothing of interest. Sorry, you are normal.
Anonymous
12/12/2024 12:13
Subject: Is it normal for one ovary to be "slightly" larger than the other?
Perfect symmetry in the human body is actually not the norm. You're fine.
Anonymous
12/12/2024 12:10
Subject: Is it normal for one ovary to be "slightly" larger than the other?
I just had a CT scan for a kidney cyst but it saw everything in the pelvic area. The radiologist report said:
"The left ovary is
asymmetrically slightly larger than the right (2.5 x 3.0 x 2.5 cm), but
without underlying fat location calcification or surrounding fat
stranding. Urinary bladder, prevesical and perivesical fat are
unremarkable. Unremarkable exam.
My urologist was looking at the cyst so it didn't even occur to me to ask about this, I only read about it later in the report. Should I be concerned?
"The left ovary is
asymmetrically slightly larger than the right (2.5 x 3.0 x 2.5 cm), but
without underlying fat location calcification or surrounding fat
stranding. Urinary bladder, prevesical and perivesical fat are
unremarkable. Unremarkable exam.
My urologist was looking at the cyst so it didn't even occur to me to ask about this, I only read about it later in the report. Should I be concerned?