<p>The liver is normal in size but shows hetergeneous parenchymal echogenicity.&nbsp;</p><p>There is a large, irrigular, echogenic area seen in the right hepatic lobe, measuring about 110x39mm in dimension, presumably due to traumatic contusion. The intrahepatic biliary channels and CBD are not dilated.&nbsp;</p><p>The gallbladder is moderately distended with bile containing low level internal echoes. There is an 0val echogenic particle seen casting posterior acoustic shadowing seen within the gall bladder lumen in keeping with a calculus. It measures 10mm in size.&nbsp;</p><p>The spleen, pancreatic bed and para-aortic area are within normal limits.</p><p>The kidneys are normal in their positions, shapes, sizes, outlines and parenchymal echogenicity. &nbsp;They show good corticomedullary differentiation and central sinus echo.&nbsp; &nbsp;No definite focal renal mass lesion, calculus or hydronephrosis is seen.</p><p>The visualized bowel loops show normal caliber, outline and peristaltic activity. No bowel mass lesion is seen.&nbsp;</p><p>The urinary bladder contains echo free urine and shows normal wall thickness. No calculus is seen.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Conclusion –&nbsp;</strong></p><ol><li>Hepatic contusion, KIV haematoma</li><li>Non obstructive cholelithiasis</li></ol>