Doch darmverschluss, verstehe befund nicht?
Hallo,
ich hatte MRT vom Abdomen gehabt.
Daraufhin kam dieser befund und die Beurteilung:
Befund:
Es geht darum:
“keine Distanzierung von darmschlingenanteilen”
Heißt das nicht das ich eine Stenose habe?
Das ist die Beurteilung:
Wie soll ich das nun verstehen? Mein Gastroenterologie hat sich das durchgelesen und das wars. Nicht darüber gesprochen.
Habe nun die Sorge das man sich nicht darum kümmert und in paar Woche eine stenose vorliegt?
Auf Toilette kann ich, aber gerade hatte ich unten links Bauchschmerzen und der stuhlgang war dünn.
Was soll ich tun?
Danke.
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“no spacing of intestinal loop components” means that the intestinal sections are normal to one another.
Hey.
So I had an intestinal closure with 18 and it wasn’t without. The intestinal closure is called Illius and the pains are really not without. If you have something like that, you’d break out of your mouth. Just as belly cramps have. Liquid and eat up immediately. So you don’t think you’ve got this.
more; Ileus
I’m sorry. Always write it wrong. XD
Good improvement and strength.
I don’t have these symptoms. But a lock can happen over a time?
You’d remember. So where I had it was. Had blind intestine had inflammation and after that came the closure, after 1 week it went really violently.
Thanks have been years since I had it. I’m 36 now and I had 18.
Oje, good improvement
The intestinal closure is a serious medical emergency. No doctor would just send you home if you had one. Because the ambulance was not called by the doctor, it’s gonna leave.
You don’t need to speculate about the causes, and start something like that you’re doing something randomly hereditated like vaccinations responsible for all this.
According to findings, everything is good
But what does “no distancing darmschlingen shares”? ChatGPT says that this isn’t a distancing that there could be a stenosis?
ChatGPT… yes, is also fully medically trained:(
The sentence quoted by you describes that, for example, no “free liquid” lies in the abdominal space in which the intestinal loops float around–and thus can be seen separated from one another–besides no noticeable intestinal wall thickening, which would possibly also come to presentation as a “distortion”.
Therefore: Description of a normal condition, NO NOTHEI Note on stenosis!
Hint: “Diagnosis” by GPT are for the butt!
In my opinion, this has no clinical relevance. It would have been clearer and more explicit when what would be pathological