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Hi, i was diagnosed with my chest apicolordotic view , shows some reticulonodular densities at my right upper lung field suggestive of ptb undetermined activity.can this densities would clear after treatment?
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Possibly: They may..but its not a 100% certainty. If calcium makes up a significant proportion of the nodular growth..it may be there permanently. A CT of your chest is needed for sure. A pulmonary and infectious disease consult should be included as well.
Answered 9/29/2016
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