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The document provides a detailed reporting format for diagnostic reports in obstetrics, gynecology, and various organ systems including liver, gall bladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, urinary bladder, prostate, testes, thyroid, breasts, and vascular assessments. Each section includes specific measurements, observations, and comments to guide students and trainees in preparing comprehensive reports. The format emphasizes the importance of documenting normal and abnormal findings across multiple anatomical areas.

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The document provides a detailed reporting format for diagnostic reports in obstetrics, gynecology, and various organ systems including liver, gall bladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, urinary bladder, prostate, testes, thyroid, breasts, and vascular assessments. Each section includes specific measurements, observations, and comments to guide students and trainees in preparing comprehensive reports. The format emphasizes the importance of documenting normal and abnormal findings across multiple anatomical areas.

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REPORTING FORMAT

THE FOLLOWING FORMAT IS GIVEN TO ALL STUDENTS ANDTRAINEES


TO HELP THEM IN PREPARING A DIAGNOSTIC REPORT:

OBSTETRICS

PREGNANT _________ FETAL ________


INTRAUTERINE _________ MEASURMENT ________
NO OF FOETII _________ ________
FETAL HEART BEAT _________ ________
FETAL MOVEMENT _________ FOLLOWING
PRESENTATION &LIE _________ FETAL STRUCTURE
PLACENTAL SEEN NORMAL _________
LOCALIZATION _________ _________
PLACENTAL _________
GRADING _________ _________
RETROPLACENTAL FETAL
CLOTS _________ ABNORMALITY _________

INTERNAL OS _________ GESTATIONAL AGE _________


(According to LMP)
AMOUNT OF
AMNIOTIC FLUID _________ GESTATIONAL AGE _________
(According to previous ultrasound)
BIOPHYSICAL PROFILE _________
GESTATIONAL AGE _________
(According to present ultrasound)

COMMENTS
______________________________________________________________
GYNAECOLOGY

POSITION OF UTERUS ____________

SIZE OF UTERUS ____________

ENDOMETRIAL CAVITY ____________

FOCAL MASSES IN UTERUS ____________

OVARY (RIGHT) ____________CM

OVARY (LEFT) ____________CM

OVARIAN FOLLICLE
(RIGHT OV) ______________

OVARIAN FOLLICLE
(LEFT OV) ______________

OVARIAN MASS ______________

ADNEXAL MASS ______________

FREE FLUID IN CUL-DE-SAC ______________

COMMENTS _____________________________________
PELVIS (GYN) I

 Scan of the pelvis showed anteverted anteflexed uterus.


 Uterus measuring about 6.7x4.2 cms with no focal mass.
 Right ovary measuring about 2.2x3.4 cms with no cyst.
 Left ovary measuring about 2.3x2.3 cms with no cyst.
 No adnexal mass was seen.
 No free fluid seen in the cul-de-sac.

PELVIS (GYN) II

 Scan of pelvis showed anteverted anteflexed uterus.


 Uterus was enlarged with irregular outer contour and decreased
echogenecity resembling the picture of multiple fibroids.
 Both ovaries were seen normal.
 No adnexal mass was seen.
 No free fluid seen in the cul-de-sac.

PELVIS (GYN) III

 Longitudinal and transverse scan of the pelvis was done.


 Uterus was anteverted anteflexed.
 It was of normal size.
 Outer surface was smooth.
 The echopattern was seen normal.
 Endometrial canal was thin and central.
 No focal mass was seen.
 IUCD was seen within the uterine cavity.
 Both ovaries were of normal size with no cyst.
 No free fluid seen in the cul-de-sac.
PELVIS (OBS) I

 Scan of the pelvis showed single Intra uterine pregnancy, corresponding to


the gestational age of 30 weeks + - week.
 Fetal cardiac activity and fetal movement seen.
 Cephalic presentation at the time of scan.
 Placenta is seen posterior, no previa.
 Adequate amount of amniotic fluid seen.
BPD : 7.5 cms
F.L : 5.5 cms
A.C : 27 cms
Weight : 1.9 kg
 Fetal stomach, urinary bladder, spine, kidneys, face profile and 4- chamber
view of hearts seen normal.

PELVIS (OBS) II

 Scan of the pelvis showed single intra uterine pregnancy, corresponding to


the gestational age of 18 weeks + - week.
 Foetal cardiac activity and foetal movement seen.
 Placental is posterior. No previa.
 Adequate amount of amniotic fluid seen.
 BPD : 4.0 cms
 F.L : 2.0 cms
 Foetal stomach, urinary bladder, spine, kidneys, face profile and 4-chamber
view of the heart seen normal with normal rate and rhythm.
 No evidence of nuchal fold thickening seen.
 No uterine mass was seen.
 No adnexal mass was seen.
PELVIS (OBS) III
 Scan of the pelvis showed single intra uterine pregnancy.
 CRL corresponds to the gestational age of 9-10 weeks.
 No foetal cardiac activity seen.
 Keeping in view the clinical facts, the above findings are
suggestive of missed abortion.

PELVIS (OBS) IV
 Scan of the pelvis showed single gestational sac within the
uterine cavity.
 Sac corresponds to the gestational age of 4 weeks + - 4 days.
 Repeat scan is advised after 2 weeks to see the foetal pole and
cardiac flicker.

PELVIS (OBS) V
 Scan of the pelvis showed slightly enlarged uterus.
 There is an irregular gestational sac within the uterine cavity,
corresponding to 5 weeks with no Foetal pole.
 Keeping in the view the clinical facts, the above findings are
suggestive of missed abortion.
 However, if the patient is not sure of her dates, repeat scan
would be helpful.
PELVIS VI
 Scan of the pelvis showed single gestational sac within the
uterine cavity.
 Sac corresponds to the gestational age of 6 weeks + - 4 days.
 Cardiac flicker was seen within the foetal pole.
 Adequate amount of amniotic fluid seen.
LIVER

SIZE: Normal
Enlarged: Minimal – Moderate - massive
Shrunken: Minimal – Markedly

SURFACE: Smooth – Irregular

PARENCHYMAL
ECHOGENECITY: Normal – Increased – Decreased
Homogeneous - Heterogeneous
Suggestive of ______________________

FOCAL MASS: No____ Yes (size) ________ Site ______


Outer surface – Smooth - Irregular
Consistency: Cystic – Solid – Complex
Above mentioned focal mass resemble with _____

HEPATIC VEINS: Normal – Dilated - Obliterated

PORTAL VEINS: Normal – Dilated - Obliterated

INTRA HEPATIC
DUCTS: Normal – Dilated

FREE FLUID
AROUND LIVER : - Absent
- Present: Minimal – Moderate – Massive
- Ascetic
- Pleural effusion.
- Sub diaphragmatic collection ______
LIVER I

 Scan showed normal size and shape.


 Outer surface was smooth.
 No focal mass was seen.
 The echogenecity of the parenchymal was seen normal and homogeneous.
 Minor portal veins and hepatic veins were normal.
 No intra hepatic duct dilatation seen.
 No free fluid or localized collection seen around the liver.

LIVER II

 Scan of the liver showed slight enlargement.


 No focal mass was seen.
 The echogenecity of the parenchymal was seen increased resembling
Inflammatory changes.
 Advised lab. Investigation / LFT
 No intra hepatic duct dilatation seen.
 Minor portal veins & hepatic veins were normal.
 No free fluid seen around the liver.

LIVER III

 Scan of the liver showed decreased in size with increased echogenecity


Resembling cirrhosis.
 No focal mass was seen.
 No intra hepatic duct dilatation was seen.
 Minor portal veins & hepatic veins are obliterated.
 No free fluid seen around the liver.
GALL BLADDER

SIZE: Normal – Distended – Contracted

STONE: No _____ Yes (Number) _____ Size _____

SLUDGE No _____ Yes _____

GROWTH: No _____ Yes (size) ________

WALL: Normal – Thickened


a) Increased echogenecity
b) Decreased echogenecity

CBD: Measures ________cm

GALL BLADDER

 Scan showed normal size and shape.

 There is no evidence of stones.

 No mass or sludge was seen.

 Wall showed no thickening.

 No localized collection seen around GB.

 CBD was seen within normal limits.


PANCREAS

SIZE: Normal - Enlarged

FOCAL MASS: No
Yes (size) _______ Consistency _______

ECHOGENECITY: Normal – Decreased - Increased

CALCIFICATION: No / Yes

DUCT: Normal /Dilated

PANCREAS

 It was of normal size and shape.

 No focal mass was seen.

 No duct dilatation seen.

 The echogenecity was seen normal.

 No para pancreatic collection seen.

 No para pancreatic lymph node enlargement seen.


SPLEEN

SIZE: ____________ cms

FOCAL MASSES: No
Yes (size) _____

ECHOPATTERN: Normal – Increased - Decreased

SPLEENIC VEIN: Normal - Dilated

FLUID AROUND
SPLEEN: No / Yes

SPLEEN

 It was of normal size and shape.

 The outer surface was smooth.

 No focal mass was seen.

 The echogenecity was seen normal.

 There was no evidence of splenic vein dilatation.

 No localized collection seen.


RIGHT KIDNEY

SIZE: ____________x___________cms
SURFACE: Smooth - Irregular
FOCAL MASSES: No
Yes – Cystic – solid - complex
Suggestive of _______________
CORTICAL THICKNESS: __________ cms
PARENCHYMAL: Normal – increased - Decreased
ECHOGENECITY: Suggestive of Parenchymal changes Grade___
CORTICO MEDULLARY
DISTINCTION: Intact - Obliterated
STONE: No
Yes (Number) ______ Site: ______
HYDRONEPHROSIS: No __ Yes___ ( minimal- Moderate –Massive)
PERINEPHRIC COLLECTION: No ___ Yes ___
URETER: Normal / Dilated

RIGHT KIDNEY

 Right Kidney measured about ______ x ______ cms


 The outer surface was smooth.
 There was no focal mass seen.
 Cartico medullary distinction was intact.
 The echogenecity of the cortex was seen normal.
 Collecting system showed no stone or hydronephrosis.
 Ureter was not seen dilated.
LEFT KIDNEY

SIZE: ____________x___________cms
SURFACE: Smooth - Irregular
FOCAL MASSES: No
Yes – Cystic – solid - complex
Suggestive of _______________
CORTICAL THICKNESS: __________ cms
PARENCHYMAL: Normal – increased - Decreased
ECHOGENECITY: Suggestive of Parenchymal changes Grade___
CORTICO MEDULLARY
DISTINCTION: Intact - Obliterated
STONE: No
Yes (Number) ______ Site :______
HYDRONEPHROSIS: No __ Yes___ ( minimal- Moderate –Massive)
PERINEPHRIC COLLECTION: No ___ Yes ___
URETER: Normal / Dilated

LEFT KIDNEY

 Left Kidney measured about ______ x ______ cms


 The outer surface was smooth.
 There was no focal mass seen.
 Cartico medullary distinction was intact.
 The echogenecity of the cortex was seen normal.
 Collecting system showed no stone or hydronephrosis.
 Ureter was not seen dilated.
URINARY BLADDER

SIZE: Normal - Distended

FOCAL MASS: No – YES

STONE: No
Yes (Number) _____

WALL THICKENING: No
Yes – Regular – Irregular

INTERNAL ECHOES: No
Yes – suggestive of _________

URINARY BLADDER

 Scan showed normal size and shape.

 No evidence of stone.

 No mass or growth seen.

 Wall showed no thickening.

 Pre-void volume ______ ml

 Post-void volume _____ ml


PROSTATE

SIZE: Normal - Enlarged

SHAPE: Normal - Distorted

OUTER CONTOUR: Smooth - Irregular

FOCAL MASS: Present - Absent

CALCULI: Present - Absent

BENIGN HYPERPLASIA: Present – Absent

PROSTATE

 Scan of the prostate was done with adequate bladder filling.

 Longitudinal and transverse scan showed smooth outer surface.

 Size and shape was seen normal.

 No focal mass was seen.

 There is no evidence of prostatic calculi.


TESTES

SIZE: Normal – enlarged - Decreased

SURFACE: Smooth - Irregular

PARENCHYMAL
ECHOGENECITY: Normal – Increased - decreased

FOCAL MASS: Present - Absent

FLUID AROUND TESTES: Present – Increased - Decreased

EPIDIDYMUS: Normal - Enlarged

TESTES

 Longitudinal and transverse scan of the scrotum was done with 7.5 MHz
probe.

 Both testes were of normal size and shape with smooth outer surface.

 The echogenecity of the parenchyma was seen normal.

 No focal mass was seen.

 Normal fluid was seen around the testes.

 Epididymus was seen normal.

 No cystic tubular structures seen adjacent to the testes.


THYROID

SIZE: Normal - Enlarged

OUTER CONTOUR: Smooth - Irregular

ISTHMUS: Normal - Enlarged

FOCAL MASSES: Present – Absent

THYROID

 Longitudinal and transverse scan of the thyroid was done using 7.5 MHz
probe.

 Both lobes were of normal size and shape with smooth outer surface.

 Isthmus was seen normal.

 No focal mass was seen in both the lobes.


BOTH BREASTS

GLANDULAR TISSUE: Normal - Enlarged

FIBROUS TISSUE: Normal - Increased

DUCT DILATATION: Present - Absent

FOCAL MASS: Present - Absent

VENOUS ENGORGEMENT: Present - Absent

BOTH BREASTS

 Longitudinal and transverse scan of both the breasts was done using 7.5 MHz
probe.

 Normal glandular tissue was seen.

 Normal intervening fibrous tissue was seen.

 No duct dilation was seen.

 No focal mass was seen.

 No veins engorgement seen.


LEGS (DOPPLER)

Color Doppler of both the limbs

FEMOROL, POPLITEAL, TIBIAL AND SUPERFICIAL VESSELS:

ARTERIAL FLOW: Normal - Obstructed

VENOUS FLOW: Normal - Obstructed

VENOUS COMPLIANCE: Compressible – Non compressible

PROXIMAL AUGUMENTATION: Normal - Valvular incompetence

DISTILL AUGUMENTATION: Normal - Valvular incompetence

DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS: Absent - present

LEGS (DOPPLER)

 Color and duplex Doppler of both the lower limbs were done.

 Femoral, popliteal, tibial and superficial vessels were examined.

 Arterial flow was seen normal with no evidence of any obstruction.

 Veins were seen normal with normal compressibility and flow.

 Normal response of proximal and distil agumentation was seen with no


evidence of any valvular incompetence or DVT.
CAROTIDS

Color Doppler of both Carotids


CCA, ECA, ICA and Both VERTEBRALS:

FOCAL MASS: Present - Absent

LOCALIZED DILATATION: Present - Absent

ATHEROMATOUS PLAQUE: Present - Absent

BOTH CAROTIDS and its branches


SYSTOLIC FLOW: Normal – Increased –Decreased

DILASTOLIC FLOW: Normal – Increased –Decreased

VERTEBRAL VESSELS
FLOW REVERSAL: Present – Absent

CAROTIDS

 Color and duplex Doppler of both the carotids was done.

 CCA, ECA and ICA and both the vertebrals were examined.

 B- Mode scan showed no focal mass, localized dilatation or atheromatous


plaque.

 Doppler flow samples showed normal systolic and diastolic flow in both the
carotids and its branches with no stenosis or obstruction.

 Both the vertebrals showed normal flow with reversal.

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