hi..can i ask, what is hazy densities which are noted at the right lower lobe? and it says the rest of the lung fields are clear. Lateral c-p sinuses are blunted. And impression given was Pneumonia and also consider pleural fluid, bilateral. Thank you.
Hazy density in the right lower lobe may be due to infection.Both lateral CP angles are also blunted,it may be due to mild pleural effusion.Ultrasound of thorax can be done for confirmation of pleural fluid. It is important to rule out infective etiology.You need clinical correlation.Broad spectrum antibiotics should be prescribed after evaluation. You also need further tests like routine hemogram.
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Hello Thanks for writing to HCM Hazy density in the right lower lobe may be due to infection.Both lateral CP angles are also blunted,it may be due to mild pleural effusion.Ultrasound of thorax can be done for confirmation of pleural fluid. It is important to rule out infective etiology.You need clinical correlation.Broad spectrum antibiotics should be prescribed after evaluation. You also need further tests like routine hemogram. Hope i have answered your query. Take Care Dr.Indu Bhushan