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A member asked:
If my chest x-ray and ct scans show mild atelectasis and scarring at both bases, what does this mean?
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The most common: Cause is not taking a deep breath.
Answered 12/23/2020
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March 4 lower left pneumonia. X-ray yesterday white lower left lung still. Ct scan today showed small atelectasis or small fluid lower left. Resolve?
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