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I had a chest ct it says fusiform actasia ascending aorta 3.1 and calcified right hilar nodes can you please explain?

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CT: These findings should be discussed with your Doc so you can get a clearer explanation than the limited space here allows. In short it says your aorta is a bit enlarged and there are some calcified lymph nodes in your chest. Your doctor can explain these findings in detail to you and their possible meanings.

Answered 2/13/2015

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