B-Mode Gray-scale ultrasound report sample of right cheek
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Name: __________________________
Patient ID: _____________________
Age / Sex: ______________________
Referring Doctor: ________________
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HR-Sonography of Right cheek (Parotid, Para-parotid & Submandibular Region)
High-frequency linear probe (7–15 MHz) used. B-mode grayscale imaging performed for right cheek, parotid gland, para-parotid region, and submandibular gland. Color and spectral Doppler applied for vascular evaluation. Comparison made with contralateral side where appropriate.
Gray-scale findings
Parotid Gland: The right parotid gland is normal in size with smooth contour, homogeneous echotexture, and preserved glandular architecture. No focal lesion, ductal dilatation, or intraglandular calculus is seen. Color Doppler shows normal sparse parenchymal vascularity.
Para-parotid Region: The para-parotid region demonstrates normal soft tissue echotexture without evidence of mass, abnormal thickening, or infiltration. No pathological lymphadenopathy is identified
Duct (Stensen’s): Stensen’s duct is well-visualized with normal caliber, without dilatation or intraductal echogenic calculus. No peri-ductal thickening or surrounding abnormality is seen.
Submandibular Gland: The right submandibular gland is normal in size, with smooth margins and homogeneous echotexture. No focal lesion, intraglandular calcification, or ductal dilatation is identified. Wharton’s duct is of normal caliber without evidence of calculus. Adjacent soft tissues and regional nodes appear unremarkable.
Adjacent Soft Tissues of cheek region: The adjacent soft tissues, including the overlying skin, subcutaneous tissue, and masseter muscle, appear normal in thickness and echotexture with no evidence of edema, infiltration, fluid collection, or abnormal calcification.
Regional lymph nodes: The regional lymph nodes are within normal limits, appearing small, oval in shape with preserved fatty hila and normal hilar vascularity. No enlarged or morphologically suspicious lymph nodes are seen in the examined region
Impression (Conclusion)-
Normal parotid, para-parotid, and submandibular glands.
OR
Diffuse heterogeneous echotexture with increased vascularity → Sialadenitis.
OR
Well-defined hypoechoic lesion in right parotid superficial lobe, ___ × ___ mm, with [peripheral/internal] vascularity → Suggests pleomorphic adenoma/Warthin’s; recommend FNAC/MRI.
OR
Echogenic calculus ___ mm with posterior shadowing in [Stensen’s / Wharton’s duct] → Sialolithiasis with ductal dilatation.
OR
Irregular ill-defined lesion with heterogeneous echotexture and abnormal intralesional vascularity ± adjacent invasion → Suspicious for malignant lesion.
B-Mode Gray-scale ultrasound report sample of left cheek
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HR-Sonography of Left cheek (Parotid, Para-parotid & Submandibular Region)
High-frequency linear probe (7–15 MHz) used. B-mode grayscale imaging performed for right cheek, parotid gland, para-parotid region, and submandibular gland. Color and spectral Doppler applied for vascular evaluation. Comparison made with contralateral side where appropriate.
Gray-scale findings
Parotid Gland: The left parotid gland is normal in size with smooth contour, homogeneous echotexture, and preserved glandular architecture. No focal lesion, ductal dilatation, or intraglandular calculus is seen. Color Doppler shows normal sparse parenchymal vascularity.
Para-parotid Region: The para-parotid region demonstrates normal soft tissue echotexture without evidence of mass, abnormal thickening, or infiltration. No pathological lymphadenopathy is identified
Duct (Stensen’s): Stensen’s duct is well-visualized with normal caliber, without dilatation or intraductal echogenic calculus. No peri-ductal thickening or surrounding abnormality is seen.
Submandibular Gland: The right submandibular gland is normal in size, with smooth margins and homogeneous echotexture. No focal lesion, intraglandular calcification, or ductal dilatation is identified. Wharton’s duct is of normal caliber without evidence of calculus. Adjacent soft tissues and regional nodes appear unremarkable.
Adjacent Soft Tissues of cheek region: The adjacent soft tissues, including the overlying skin, subcutaneous tissue, and masseter muscle, appear normal in thickness and echotexture with no evidence of edema, infiltration, fluid collection, or abnormal calcification.
Regional lymph nodes: The regional lymph nodes are within normal limits, appearing small, oval in shape with preserved fatty hila and normal hilar vascularity. No enlarged or morphologically suspicious lymph nodes are seen in the examined region
Impression (Conclusion)-
Normal parotid, para-parotid, and submandibular glands. Regional lymph node and soft tissue is un-remarkabale
B-Mode Gray-scale ultrasound report sample of bilateral cheek
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Name: __________________________
Patient ID: _____________________
Age / Sex: ______________________
Referring Doctor: ________________
Date of Exam: ___________________
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HR-Sonography of Bilateral cheek (Parotid, Para-parotid & Submandibular Region)
High-frequency linear probe (7–15 MHz) used. B-mode grayscale imaging performed for right cheek, parotid gland, para-parotid region, and submandibular gland. Color and spectral Doppler applied for vascular evaluation. Comparison made with contralateral side where appropriate.
Gray-scale findings
Right Parotid Gland: The right parotid gland is normal in size with smooth contour, homogeneous echotexture, and preserved glandular architecture. No focal lesion, ductal dilatation, or intraglandular calculus is seen. Color Doppler shows normal sparse parenchymal vascularity.
Left Parotid Gland: The right parotid gland is normal in size with smooth contour, homogeneous echotexture, and preserved glandular architecture. No focal lesion, ductal dilatation, or intraglandular calculus is seen. Color Doppler shows normal sparse parenchymal vascularity.
Right Para-parotid Region: The para-parotid region demonstrates normal soft tissue echotexture without evidence of mass, abnormal thickening, or infiltration. No pathological lymphadenopathy is identified
Left Para-parotid Region: The para-parotid region demonstrates normal soft tissue echotexture without evidence of mass, abnormal thickening, or infiltration. No pathological lymphadenopathy is identified
Right Duct (Stensen’s): Stensen’s duct is well-visualized with normal caliber, without dilatation or intraductal echogenic calculus. No peri-ductal thickening or surrounding abnormality is seen.
Left Duct (Stensen’s): Stensen’s duct is well-visualized with normal caliber, without dilatation or intraductal echogenic calculus. No peri-ductal thickening or surrounding abnormality is seen.
Right Submandibular Gland: The right submandibular gland is normal in size, with smooth margins and homogeneous echotexture. No focal lesion, intraglandular calcification, or ductal dilatation is identified. Wharton’s duct is of normal caliber without evidence of calculus. Adjacent soft tissues and regional nodes appear unremarkable.
Left Submandibular Gland: The right submandibular gland is normal in size, with smooth margins and homogeneous echotexture. No focal lesion, intraglandular calcification, or ductal dilatation is identified. Wharton’s duct is of normal caliber without evidence of calculus. Adjacent soft tissues and regional nodes appear unremarkable.
Adjacent Soft Tissues of cheek region: The adjacent soft tissues, including the overlying skin, subcutaneous tissue, and masseter muscle, appear normal in thickness and echotexture with no evidence of edema, infiltration, fluid collection, or abnormal calcification.
Regional lymph nodes: The regional lymph nodes are within normal limits, appearing small, oval in shape with preserved fatty hila and normal hilar vascularity. No enlarged or morphologically suspicious lymph nodes are seen in the examined region
Impression (Conclusion)-
Normal parotid, para-parotid, and submandibular glands. Regional lymph node and soft tissue is un-remarkabale
Doppler ultrasound report sample of right cheek
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Patient ID: _____________________
Age / Sex: ______________________
Referring Doctor: ________________
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HR-Dopler Sonography of Right cheek (Parotid, Para-parotid & Submandibular Region)
High-frequency linear probe (7–15 MHz) used. B-mode grayscale imaging performed for right cheek, parotid gland, para-parotid region, and submandibular gland. Color and spectral Doppler applied for vascular evaluation. Comparison made with contralateral side where appropriate.
Gray-scale findings
Parotid Gland: The right parotid gland is normal in size with smooth contour, homogeneous echotexture, and preserved glandular architecture. No focal lesion, ductal dilatation, or intraglandular calculus is seen. Color Doppler shows normal sparse parenchymal vascularity.
Para-parotid Region: The para-parotid region demonstrates normal soft tissue echotexture without evidence of mass, abnormal thickening, or infiltration. No pathological lymphadenopathy is identified
Duct (Stensen’s): Stensen’s duct is well-visualized with normal caliber, without dilatation or intraductal echogenic calculus. No peri-ductal thickening or surrounding abnormality is seen.
Submandibular Gland: The right submandibular gland is normal in size, with smooth margins and homogeneous echotexture. No focal lesion, intraglandular calcification, or ductal dilatation is identified. Wharton’s duct is of normal caliber without evidence of calculus. Adjacent soft tissues and regional nodes appear unremarkable.
Adjacent Soft Tissues of cheek region: The adjacent soft tissues, including the overlying skin, subcutaneous tissue, and masseter muscle, appear normal in thickness and echotexture with no evidence of edema, infiltration, fluid collection, or abnormal calcification.
Regional lymph nodes: The regional lymph nodes are within normal limits, appearing small, oval in shape with preserved fatty hila and normal hilar vascularity. No enlarged or morphologically suspicious lymph nodes are seen in the examined region
Doppler Assessment
Parotid arterial branches:
PSV: ___ cm/s
EDV: ___ cm/s
RI: ___ (Normal = 0.6–0.8)
Venous flow (parotid vein): [Low-velocity monophasic continuous (~5–15 cm/s) / Abnormal turbulence / reversal]
Impression (Conclusion)-
Normal parotid, para-parotid, and submandibular glands. Regional lymph node and soft tissue is un-remarkabale
Doopler ultrasound report sample of Left cheek
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Patient ID: _____________________
Age / Sex: ______________________
Referring Doctor: ________________
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HR-Doppler Sonography of Left cheek (Parotid, Para-parotid & Submandibular Region)
High-frequency linear probe (7–15 MHz) used. B-mode grayscale imaging performed for right cheek, parotid gland, para-parotid region, and submandibular gland. Color and spectral Doppler applied for vascular evaluation. Comparison made with contralateral side where appropriate.
Gray-scale findings
Parotid Gland: The right parotid gland is normal in size with smooth contour, homogeneous echotexture, and preserved glandular architecture. No focal lesion, ductal dilatation, or intraglandular calculus is seen. Color Doppler shows normal sparse parenchymal vascularity.
Para-parotid Region: The para-parotid region demonstrates normal soft tissue echotexture without evidence of mass, abnormal thickening, or infiltration. No pathological lymphadenopathy is identified
Duct (Stensen’s): Stensen’s duct is well-visualized with normal caliber, without dilatation or intraductal echogenic calculus. No peri-ductal thickening or surrounding abnormality is seen.
Submandibular Gland: The right submandibular gland is normal in size, with smooth margins and homogeneous echotexture. No focal lesion, intraglandular calcification, or ductal dilatation is identified. Wharton’s duct is of normal caliber without evidence of calculus. Adjacent soft tissues and regional nodes appear unremarkable.
Adjacent Soft Tissues of cheek region: The adjacent soft tissues, including the overlying skin, subcutaneous tissue, and masseter muscle, appear normal in thickness and echotexture with no evidence of edema, infiltration, fluid collection, or abnormal calcification.
Regional lymph nodes: The regional lymph nodes are within normal limits, appearing small, oval in shape with preserved fatty hila and normal hilar vascularity. No enlarged or morphologically suspicious lymph nodes are seen in the examined region
Doppler Assessment
Parotid arterial branches:
PSV: ___ cm/s
EDV: ___ cm/s
RI: ___ (Normal = 0.6–0.8)
Venous flow (parotid vein): [Low-velocity monophasic continuous (~5–15 cm/s) / Abnormal turbulence / reversal]
Impression (Conclusion)-
Normal parotid, para-parotid, and submandibular glands. Regional lymph node and soft tissue is un-remarkabale
Doppler ultrasound report sample of bilateral cheek
Patient Information
Name: __________________________
Patient ID: _____________________
Age / Sex: ______________________
Referring Doctor: ________________
Date of Exam: ___________________
Exam Performed By: ______________
HR-Doppler Sonography of Bilateral cheek (Parotid, Para-parotid & Submandibular Region)
High-frequency linear probe (7–15 MHz) used. B-mode grayscale imaging performed for right cheek, parotid gland, para-parotid region, and submandibular gland. Color and spectral Doppler applied for vascular evaluation. Comparison made with contralateral side where appropriate.
Gray-scale findings
Right Parotid Gland: The right parotid gland is normal in size with smooth contour, homogeneous echotexture, and preserved glandular architecture. No focal lesion, ductal dilatation, or intraglandular calculus is seen. Color Doppler shows normal sparse parenchymal vascularity.
Left Parotid Gland: The right parotid gland is normal in size with smooth contour, homogeneous echotexture, and preserved glandular architecture. No focal lesion, ductal dilatation, or intraglandular calculus is seen. Color Doppler shows normal sparse parenchymal vascularity.
Right Para-parotid Region: The para-parotid region demonstrates normal soft tissue echotexture without evidence of mass, abnormal thickening, or infiltration. No pathological lymphadenopathy is identified
Left Para-parotid Region: The para-parotid region demonstrates normal soft tissue echotexture without evidence of mass, abnormal thickening, or infiltration. No pathological lymphadenopathy is identified
Right Duct (Stensen’s): Stensen’s duct is well-visualized with normal caliber, without dilatation or intraductal echogenic calculus. No peri-ductal thickening or surrounding abnormality is seen.
Left Duct (Stensen’s): Stensen’s duct is well-visualized with normal caliber, without dilatation or intraductal echogenic calculus. No peri-ductal thickening or surrounding abnormality is seen.
Right Submandibular Gland: The right submandibular gland is normal in size, with smooth margins and homogeneous echotexture. No focal lesion, intraglandular calcification, or ductal dilatation is identified. Wharton’s duct is of normal caliber without evidence of calculus. Adjacent soft tissues and regional nodes appear unremarkable.
Left Submandibular Gland: The right submandibular gland is normal in size, with smooth margins and homogeneous echotexture. No focal lesion, intraglandular calcification, or ductal dilatation is identified. Wharton’s duct is of normal caliber without evidence of calculus. Adjacent soft tissues and regional nodes appear unremarkable.
Adjacent Soft Tissues of cheek region: The adjacent soft tissues, including the overlying skin, subcutaneous tissue, and masseter muscle, appear normal in thickness and echotexture with no evidence of edema, infiltration, fluid collection, or abnormal calcification.
Regional lymph nodes: The regional lymph nodes are within normal limits, appearing small, oval in shape with preserved fatty hila and normal hilar vascularity. No enlarged or morphologically suspicious lymph nodes are seen in the examined region
Doppler Assessment
Parotid arterial branches:
PSV: ___ cm/s
EDV: ___ cm/s
RI: ___ (Normal = 0.6–0.8)
Venous flow (parotid vein): [Low-velocity monophasic continuous (~5–15 cm/s) / Abnormal turbulence / reversal]
Impression (Conclusion)-
Normal parotid, para-parotid, and submandibular glands. Regional lymph node and soft tissue is un-remarkabale
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