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What Does The X-ray Report Indicate?
Hi, my son just 2month days...please tell me about X-Ray Chest PA ....
Respected Doctor report as shown as follows :
In Report :
1. Bilateral broncho vascular markings are increased.
2. Ryle's tube is seen in situ.
3. Soft tissue and bony cage appears normal.
4. Cardiac shadow appears normal.
5. CTR-within normal limit
6. Both hila, cardio-phrenic and casto-phrenic angles appear normal.
7. Both hemidiaphram appears normal in contour, shape and position.
Respected Doctor report as shown as follows :
In Report :
1. Bilateral broncho vascular markings are increased.
2. Ryle's tube is seen in situ.
3. Soft tissue and bony cage appears normal.
4. Cardiac shadow appears normal.
5. CTR-within normal limit
6. Both hila, cardio-phrenic and casto-phrenic angles appear normal.
7. Both hemidiaphram appears normal in contour, shape and position.
Wed, 13 Jan 2016
Hi
I have gone through Xray report findings.
Dont worry about your child.no serious problem in your child.regarding report ,ryles tube insitu meansthe tube that passed through nose is there.bilateral increased brochovascular markings are usually seen when severe cough is there or when xray is taken with baby lying.as xray in baby might have taken in supine position ,this might be the reason when your baby is not coughing.rest of the things are normal.nothing to tension.if any doubts feel free to write.
Thank you
Regards
Vasundhara
I have gone through Xray report findings.
Dont worry about your child.no serious problem in your child.regarding report ,ryles tube insitu meansthe tube that passed through nose is there.bilateral increased brochovascular markings are usually seen when severe cough is there or when xray is taken with baby lying.as xray in baby might have taken in supine position ,this might be the reason when your baby is not coughing.rest of the things are normal.nothing to tension.if any doubts feel free to write.
Thank you
Regards
Vasundhara
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