Hilar Child Virus Changes

for another test and Iam dreading it. My changes were caused by the HPV virus. Are the changes to my ... one showed some borderline changes. However, the next one was normal again and than the... View answer

..thinks he injured it. CT/ IV No mediastinal hilar or auxiliary lymphadenopathy Sub centimeter left hilar lymph node 9 x7 mm Atherosclerotic changes of thoracic aorta and its branch vessels..Coronary... View answer

Trying to clarify US report 3.0 X 2.2 right level 2A node without hilar fat 2.1X 1.2 right level 2A node without hilar fat 2.4 X 1.7 left 2A node without hilar fat 1.4 X 0.9 left 2A node with... View answer

hypoxia, 8 rib inflation with mild streaking but no focal infiltrate. There is hilar adenopathy (doesn't ... infections and her normal asthma meds. I have worked as a PICU nurse and I know that hilar... View answer

hilar enlargement. The lungs show mild bilateral symmetrical perihilar bronchial Wall thickening but no definite air space changes. ... View answer

Hi, I have a 4+ yr old child whose Xray says 1 FIBRO CALCIFIED changes appear in right middle zone 2 Linear shadow extended form right hilar to lower zone 3 Increase broncho vascular changes in ... View answer

Prominent hilar marking are noted consistent with bronchitic changes. Peripheral lungs fields are clear. Heart size normal. Costophernic angles are clear. Conclusion Bronchitic changes both lungs.... View answer

hi, my x-ray report says that Thick broncho vascular marking are noted consistent with infective bronchitic changes. As cardiac size and aorta, hilar and mediastinal shadow, costophrenic angle, domes of ... View answer

lingular lobe likely bronchiolitis with chronic infective changes. 4-Left mild pleural effusion with underlying consolidation changes. 5-Right minimal pleural collection. 6-Bilateral hilar thickening... View answer

my 3 years child are suffering from fever from last three days. Doctor suggested chest x-ray. X - report Findings are as follows. 1.Lung fields reveal no active parenchymal lesion 2.Mild hilar ... View answer