question: please see my ultrasound report and suggest :ULTRASOUND ABDOMEN WHOLE Findings: Mildly enlarged liver measuring 17.2 cm shows moderate increased echogenicity of parenchyma. No focal mass is seen in the liver. Intrahepatic biliary ducts are not dilated. Portal vein appears normal measuring 1.0cm. No evidence of thrombosis. Gallbladder is partially contracted at the time of the scan measuring 4.6x 2.2 cm. An echogenic focus cast shadows seen in the lumen of gallbladder measuring 1.6 cm suggestive of gallstones. No evidence of pericholecystic fluid. Common bile duct has normal caliber measures 0.49cm pancreas is partially obscured due to excessive bowel gases. Spleen is normal in size measuring 9.4 cm. Echotexture is uniform. No mass or cyst is seen in the spleen. Both kidneys appear normal in size, shape and position. Outline is smooth and well demarcated. No renal parenchymal disease is seen on either side. No mass or cyst is noted. No evidence of hydronephrosis on left side. minimal fullness is noted in right kidney. No calculus seen in both sides. Right kidney measures 12.2cm, with cortical thickness measures 1.2cm. Left kidney measures 12.3 cm, with cortical thickness measures 1.4 cm. No evidence of ascites. Urinary bladder has normal walls. No mass or calculus is seen within the urinary bladder. Mild hepatomegaly with moderate fatty changes suggestive of fatty infiltration of the liver would recommend clinical correlation. Gallbladder is partially contracted at the time of the scan. Cholelithiasis with no sonographic evidence to suggest cholecystitis. Minimal fullness is noted in right kidney could be due to infection/obstruction would recommend clinical correlation Pancreas and retroperitoneum are partially obscured due to excessive bowel gases. Rest of the scan is unremarkable incidental finding; Enlarged prostate with approximate volume of 36.5ml Impression: SONOLOGIST