‘Cystically Dilated’ on Your Scan: Decoding the Phrase
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‘Cystically Dilated’ on Your Scan: Decoding the Phrase
By Your Health Magazine Health Information Team
You open a scan report in your patient portal and see the words “cystically dilated.” The phrase sounds alarming, especially when no one has explained it yet. Does it mean you have a cyst? Is something blocked? Could it be cancer?
In most cases, cystically dilated is a description of how a body structure looks rather than a diagnosis by itself. Because the allowed HTML excludes strong. Need remove. Oops cannot output commentary. Need valid only and only allowed tags. Let’s redo no strong. Also be careful title no H1. Word count.
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