I had a it scan for pelvic pain what does the film indicate
hi thanks for writing into us and I have gone through the it scan images there is a lesion in the right intertrochanteric area and is showing characteristics of an osteoma and is almost always a benign condition one must look out for any severe pain and any abnormal bone growth in the area many osteomas might disappear with time and no active treatment is needed in cases when the pain is severe then surgery and bone curettage might help there is a likely area of excess calcium deposition and showing a white spot in the left iliac bone near the left sacroiliac joint area and is called a bone island a bone island is usually not treated however to confirm a bone island and to rule out other lesions a nuclear bone scan can help the thickening of the left anterior pararenal fascia is likely not significant the gall bladder is not well visualized
hello doctor my complaint is a pain in the right pelvic area could you suggest what the images of my it film indicate there are some lesions on my bone what do they mean what should be the treatment I am currently on amlodipine valsartan 5 40 my