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How To Analyze An X-ray Report?
X-RAY CHEST PA VIEW
Prominence of bronchovascular markings are seen bilaterally.
Both lung fields are otherwise normal.
Both costophrenic angles are normal.
The hila, mediastinal and diaphragmatic outlines appear normal.
The cardiac shadow appears normal.
The bony thoracic cage and soft tissues appear normal.
IMPRESSION:
* Prominence of bronchovascular markings bilaterally, suggestive of bronchitis.
* No other significant abnormality is seen.
Prominence of bronchovascular markings are seen bilaterally.
Both lung fields are otherwise normal.
Both costophrenic angles are normal.
The hila, mediastinal and diaphragmatic outlines appear normal.
The cardiac shadow appears normal.
The bony thoracic cage and soft tissues appear normal.
IMPRESSION:
* Prominence of bronchovascular markings bilaterally, suggestive of bronchitis.
* No other significant abnormality is seen.
Mon, 1 Sep 2014
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Iam Dr Ganesh
Your reports states there are prominent bronchi-vascular markings - this condition is seen in presence of increased blood supply to the lungs due to increased output from heart - cause could be cardiac / systemic.
Increased bronchial prominence will be seen in case of lung pathology - traction (pulling of the broncos ) with fibrosis after any lung infection / inflammation ( pneumonia, old treated infections).
Other than that your report is absolute normal.
If you have increased BP - treat it, any lung infection - a course of antibiotic will help. Good luck.
Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health.
Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.
Iam Dr Ganesh
Your reports states there are prominent bronchi-vascular markings - this condition is seen in presence of increased blood supply to the lungs due to increased output from heart - cause could be cardiac / systemic.
Increased bronchial prominence will be seen in case of lung pathology - traction (pulling of the broncos ) with fibrosis after any lung infection / inflammation ( pneumonia, old treated infections).
Other than that your report is absolute normal.
If you have increased BP - treat it, any lung infection - a course of antibiotic will help. Good luck.
Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health.
Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.
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