what do they mean a bibasilar lung opacities during a pneumonia? ... View answer

Got my Doc's report today. Radio results of CHEST ER'S 2 VIEWS PA & LAT. CUT 71020. Bibasilar parenchymal scarring. No discrete consolidation identified. Please tell me what this means. ... View answer

Hello Doctor, I have just gone through a CT scan and the results are as below: 1. MILD SUBPLEURAL FIBROTIC OPACITIES IN BILATERAL APICAL REGIONS. 2. NO ACTIVE LUNG PARENCHYMAL INFECTION SEEN P.S. I never ... View answer

Hello What is linear bibasilar atelectasis or scarring, result on the report of my lung CT scan> ... View answer

What bibasilar bronchovascular markings increase and plate atelectases is? No evidence of acute infiltrates or effusion is observed .. ... View answer

pulmonary hila are unremarkable, there are subtle nodular parenchymal opacities in the right mid lung laterally, linear opacities are noted in the left mid lung laterally, likely representing... View answer

Hi Doc. Last 02/28 my colleague xray findings suspicious opacities at both apices then advised ... parenchymal infiltrates can you please tell us what this means. Thank you ... View answer

my x-ray shows hyperexpanded lungs possibly indicating Obstructive pulmonary disease, suspected left pleural effusion or thickening. Biabical opacities, likely parenchymal scarring related previous ... View answer

Good morning Doc, my son had APICOGRAM examination on his lung findings: faint nodular opacity is seen in the left apical region. NO evidence for active parenchymal opacities is seen in the visualized ... View answer

for the chest apicolordotic view& the result is no active parenchymal infiltrates seen & previousley noted linear opacities could be due to fibrosis..i am worried to my result thank you ... View answer