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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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What Does My Lab Report Indicate?

MINIMAL PATCHY INFILTRATE RIGHT UPPER LOBE .. TINY FOCALAREA OF SCARRING IS SEEN ALONG THE FISSURE BETWEEN THE RIGHT MIDDLE AND RIGHT UPPER LOBE .IMAGE 32 A 4MM NON CALCIFIED PULMONARY NODULE RIGHT LOWER LOBE. WITHIN THE MEDIASTINUM SMALL AMOUNT OF SOFT TISSUE DENSITY IS NOTED IN THE ANTERIOR MEDIASTINUM .THIS IS TRIANGULAR IN CONFIGERATION MEASURING 3.2 / 1 CM AND LIKELY REPRESENTS RESIDUAL THYMUS WHICH CAN OCCASIONALLY PERSISTENTS IN ADULTS AS A NORMAL VARIANT .THERE IS MINIMAL BILATERAL GYNECOMASTIA .THE LIVER IS HYPODENSE CONSISTENT WITH FATTY CHANGE .5MM DENSITY IN THE POSTERIOR SEGMENT RIGHT LOBE LIVER INDEERMINATE .7MM CYST RIGHT KIDNEY ... WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP ME TO GET MORE INFO PLEASE NEED IN UR ASSITS .. THANKS
Fri, 9 May 2014
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hi, u did not mention but it seems to be the report of a CT scan. it is important to know why u had undergone a CT scan i.e. the symptoms and sign of disease. we want to treat the patient not a report.
the most important finding is small 4 mm non calcified pulmonary nodule in rt. lower lobe and .5 mm density in posterior segment of rt. lobe of liver, these nodules should be observed closely, means u should under go CT scanning again after 3 months or according to symptoms. minimal patchy infiltrates and scarring in fissure my be non significant, and this has to be correlated with ur symptoms. but presently not to worry much with this report, if this is the only investigation done.
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What Does My Lab Report Indicate?

hi, u did not mention but it seems to be the report of a CT scan. it is important to know why u had undergone a CT scan i.e. the symptoms and sign of disease. we want to treat the patient not a report. the most important finding is small 4 mm non calcified pulmonary nodule in rt. lower lobe and .5 mm density in posterior segment of rt. lobe of liver, these nodules should be observed closely, means u should under go CT scanning again after 3 months or according to symptoms. minimal patchy infiltrates and scarring in fissure my be non significant, and this has to be correlated with ur symptoms. but presently not to worry much with this report, if this is the only investigation done.