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Which Lung Diseases Can Be Diagnosed With An Apicolordotic View X-ray?
Hi Doc,I m Guilma, currently employed in a trading company. I have done our annual medical examination and upon receiving mine,it does state that I have some findings in regards with my lungs. It tackles about the density in my lungs and thus suggest me to have a Apicolordotic View. I m so uncertain with my condition now, I even don t know how my physical state would be. What are the possible results I would get if I ll go with the Apicolordotic view? Does it implies any fatal condition?Would it affect my current job as an accountant? Thank you for answering my query!
Thu, 9 Jun 2016
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The apicolordotic view represents a way of doing the chest xray to take an additional look at the lung. It would give a different view of the lungs and would then give your doctor additional information.
The request for additional imaging itself does not imply that you have a fatal condition, it just means that they need additional information.
In terms of your job, this would depend on if any illness is present at all.
If present, it would be affected by the nature and severity of the illness
I hope this helps
The apicolordotic view represents a way of doing the chest xray to take an additional look at the lung. It would give a different view of the lungs and would then give your doctor additional information.
The request for additional imaging itself does not imply that you have a fatal condition, it just means that they need additional information.
In terms of your job, this would depend on if any illness is present at all.
If present, it would be affected by the nature and severity of the illness
I hope this helps
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