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Other than pneumonia what can "interstitial thickening with bronchial periovascolo shaded area of parenchymal consolidation in the lower field" mean?

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Radiology: This can be caused by infection, pulmonary embolization, and other inflammatory conditions and in order to interpret these findings appropriately they must be correlated with your clinical presentation and findings on exam and lab testing. Good luck and hope this clears up soon.

Answered 2/27/2015

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