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Abdominal ct incidentally found:sequela of granulomatous disease, calcified pulmonary granulomata, pleural parenchymal scarring at lung apices. from smoking (recent former smoker) or tb? never had pneumonia. pcp just said old infection. worrisome? n
June 2023- chest xray- results- biapical pleural-parenchymal scarring and question 1 right lung apex nodule. chest xray was due to having covid in 11/2022. radiologist suggests repeat pa and do apical lordotic views. can covid cause these findings?
June 2023- Chest Xray- results- Biapical pleural-parenchymal scarring and question 1 right lung apex nodule. Chest Xray was due to having Covid in 11/2022. Radiologist suggests repeat PA and do apical lordotic views. Can Covid cause these findings? I just found out I have mild biapical pleural parenchymal scarring found from a chest xray.
Certain infections, inflammatory diseases, pulmonary edema, scarring, and some "allergic" reactions to environmental exposures. distinguishing among these is impossible without more information. If you had an x-ray, talke to the doctor who took it, so they can review your history, and other findings on physical exam etc. to help narrow down the ...
Recent CT report states:scattered reactive lymph nodes within the neck. Biapical pleural parenchymal fibrosis at the lung apices is noted. Please expl? I had a ct done and it says "small focal area of pleural parenchymal fibrosis in mid posterior right chest"? I just found out I have mild biapical pleural parenchymal scarring found from a chest ...
Pleural parenchymal scarring is a type of scarring that occurs in the lining of the lungs. It can result from an injury to the lung or infections like tuberculosis or pneumonia.
June 2023- chest xray- results- biapical pleural-parenchymal scarring and question 1 right lung apex nodule. chest xray was due to having covid in 11/2022. radiologist suggests repeat pa and do apical lordotic views. can covid cause these findings?
See below: Bilateral apical pleural scarring is a common change with aging and not associated with other disease. It should be differentiated from cancer, prior infection or trauma. Lung base interstitial changes may be from atelectasis due to suboptimal inspiratory effort or from fibrosis.
Am I high risk for covid lung complications? 35 yr old; TTP, ARDS, chest tube 10 yrs ago. Can't get over 1k on incent spirometer since. Recent CT (for ovary) showed breathing related changes in lung bases, pleural parenchymal scarring in rt mid lobe.
People also searched for: The lungs are moderately expanded. Short linear opacity projects over the left lung base that may represent minimal platelike atelectasis, linear scar or artifact. what does this mean.