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My x-ray shows a nodular opacity in right lung. i had a ctscan and it does not show it; in the ct scan everything is clear. which one is more accurate?

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CT: Xray is a very blunt tool but cheap. Ct is very precise but expensive.

Answered 9/7/2017

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CT: Is more accurate. A nodular opacity on chest radiograph may be due to several things including a lung nodule, old rib fracture, rib lesion, soft tissue lesion, or a blood vessel seen on end.

Answered 1/5/2019

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