Hi Doctor, My dad just been diagnosed of Atheresclerotic aorta , PTB, right apex of undetermined activity, minimal pleural effusion and thickenig of base ... View answer

following impressions: bilateral pulmonary hyperaeration apical pleural thickening bilateral atheromatous aorta what do these mean? Finding from the ECG test indicated "Poor R Wave Progression". Does... View answer

my wife has ptb ... View answer

Had an X-ray. Results....Bilateral hilar prominence, may represent vasculature. Aorta is tortuous. Large pleural effusion . Pneumothorax is seen. Degenerative osseous structures. Pertussis caveman is ... View answer

Hi doc, may I ask you a question what is the meaning of PTB, ruled out? ... View answer

aorta is calcified diaphragm and bony thorax are unremarkable impression ptb, bilateral upper lobes atheromatous aorta my father is 67 years old diabetic he lost weight ... View answer

densities are seen in the left upper lung field -the aorta is sclerotic then consider PTB bilateral of undetermined activity -clinical and bacteriologic correlation is suggested -atheromatous... View answer

pleural effusion which now obscures the PTB infiltrates in the left midlung; PTB infiltrates predominantly fibrocalcific. atherosclerosis is seen in the thoracic aorta. Right costophrenic sulcus... View answer

minimal PTB left apex. on the 2014 film, it said bilateral PTB. i took medication last 2007 but i did not finish it coz the medicines were making me sick. i do not have any symptoms of PTB and... View answer

findings: small nodular density in the left upper lobe. Heart is not enlarged. Aorta is calcified ... osseous structures are unremarkable. Impression: Granuloma left upper lobe likely from ptb atheroslerotic ... View answer