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Does "stable findings of mild cardiomegaly & vascular congestion" mean mild chf ? if not, what does it mean? could you explain "stable findings" ?
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X-Ray Reading: This sounds like the interpretation of a chest x-ray by a radiologist. "Stable findings" means they were present on a previous x-ray that is compared side by side with the current one. For the significance of these findings you will need to consult your doctor.
Answered 6/4/2019
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