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Normal fdg-pet for cbd issue noted "predominant linear densities at lung bases". no concern in the note or the final impression, but is this normal?
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No worry: there is nothing to worry about the radiologist describing what he is seeing this is a normal variation if there is something wrong they will follow it with CT scan do not worry be happy good luck
Answered 10/3/2015
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