Based on the findings, it's evident that there are multiple concerns: mild hepatomegaly (enlarged liver) with coarse texture, suggesting the possibility of liver disease; edema in the gallbladder; slight dilatation of portal vein and splenomegaly present; diverticulitis — sigmoid colon and cystitis. Due to this complexity, a multi-disciplinary approach is suggested. The problems concerning the liver, gallbladder, and diverticulitis should be referred to a gastroenterologist. An opinion of a urologist for the cystitis can also be recommended. Because of the variety in organ involvement, it is also important to exclude all systemic conditions that may affect several organs.