What does this Bone Scan resuls mean- Definite asymmetric pathologic activity in the left wrist appearing to reside primarily distal radius. Also extension of labeling carpal row?

The bone scan results suggest that there is definitely abnormal and pathological activity in the left wrist, specifically in the distal radius (the bone at the end of the forearm near the wrist). This means there is a location where there is increased uptake of the radioactive tracer used in the bone scan. The abnormal activity appears to be mainly located in the distal radius, but it may also extend to the carpal row, which is the group of small bones that connect the forearm to the hand.

An abnormal uptake of the radioactive tracer can indicate various underlying issues, such as fractures, infections, inflammation, or certain types of tumors. It's important for the doctor who ordered the bone scan to interpret the results within the clinical context, considering additional information like symptoms, medical history, and any other relevant findings, in order to determine the cause and appropriate next steps.