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Reticular and hazy densities at upper right lobe?
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Infection?: If you are describing findings on a ct of the chest report, then a reticular density or opacity may suggest infection, including tuberculosis. See your doctor to correlate with physical exam and labs.
Answered 3/13/2020
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