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Diffuse Alveolar Damage Pathology
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MD /lower thoradic spine. Impression: 1. No acute cardiopulmonary pathology, with diffuse interstitial ... vascularity. There is diffuse interstitial scarring, most pronounced within the mid and lower... View answer
MD [I had a tooth pulled on 7/11/16, it was a failed root canal that was performed in March 2016 that never really stopped being sensitive. When I got home they told me to wait 1/2 hr before taking gauze out & when I did he... View answer
MD Pathology is as follows. 1- Cholesterol 232 2-Triglycerides 366 3- HDL 37 4- LDL 121 5-VLDL 73 6-UREA 15.80 7-GGTP 87.00 8-CALCIUM TOTAL 8.50 Radiology Report Impression 1-Severe degree diffuse fatty liver 2 ... View answer
MD Can you check this OPG please? I have a very hard bump on right upper jaw, above tooth 7, on buccal side of alveolar ridge.Thank you. ... View answer
MD On friday I noticed a small white patch on my breas on Te alveolar. It came onfectious when I bathed. Now it is a small pink rough area ... View answer
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MD Dear Sir, In ultrasound scanning Liver result is: Normal in size (13.3 cms) and shows diffuse increase in echotexture. No focal pathology seen. There is no evidence of intrahepatic biliary dilatation ... View answer
MD Have done ultrasound whole abdomen test yesterday and the results are Liver appears normal in size and measures 14.2 cm shows increased echotexture with no evidence of focal or diffuse pathology. Intra ... View answer
MD My 64 yo husband had a MRI of the brain for dizziness and headaches. This revealed diffuse volume ... demyelinating pathology. What does this suggest in terms of a diagnosis? ... View answer
MD Could you please explain the pathology for my MRI report. It shows mild disc height narrowing at L4-L5 with an annular tear at the dorsal disc margin and minimal diffuse disc bulging. I m 62. Would ... View answer
MD L3-L4.6 mm diffuse posterior disc bulge effaces the ventral thecal sac and abute the bilateral travesing L4 nerve roots.the disc pathology . peridiscal posterior osteophytes along with bilateral facet ... View answer