Gall Bladder Dystonia with Osteitis
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Rife frequencies that may help with gall bladder dystonia with osteitis.
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J’aurais besoin de vos conseils pour une personne dont le compte rendu de scanner dit ceci:
Important remaniement partiellement kystique et calcifié des parois de la va, associé à un rehaussement muqueux marqué du fond, évoquant une adenomyomatose, sans pouvoir exclure une éventuelle lésion néoplasique sous Jacente
Y aurait il moyen de proposer quelque chose de pertinent ?
Merci pour votre retour
Cordialement
J’aurais besoin de vos conseils pour une personne dont le compte rendu de scanner dit ceci:
Important remaniement partiellement kystique et calcifié des parois de la va, associé à un rehaussement muqueux marqué du fond, évoquant une adenomyomatose, sans pouvoir exclure une éventuelle lésion néoplasique sous Jacente
Y aurait il moyen de proposer quelque chose de pertinent ?
Merci pour votre retour
Cordialement
I would like your advice for someone whose scan report says this:
Significant partially cystic and calcified remodeling of the walls of the va, associated with marked mucosal enhancement of the fundus, suggesting adenomyomatosis, without being able to exclude a possible underlying neoplastic lesion
Is there any way you could suggest something relevant?
Thank you for your feedback
Sincerely
I would like your advice for someone whose scan report says this:
Significant partially cystic and calcified remodeling of the walls of the va, associated with marked mucosal enhancement of the fundus, suggesting adenomyomatosis, without being able to exclude a possible underlying neoplastic lesion
Is there any way you could suggest something relevant?
Thank you for your feedback
Sincerely