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Ct scan shows increases attenuation of the mediastinal fat in the anterior mediastinum as well as lateral and inferior to aortic ach. nonspecific?
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Fat on CT: I would say nonspecific. Common areas to see fat. Work on a good diet and exercise.
Answered 12/20/2012
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