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Had a ct scan done said i have calcified granulomas bilateral hilar and and a subcarnial lymph node prominence pulm artery..should i be concerned?

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Dr. Paul Williams answered

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Abnormal CT scan: The lymph nodes could be concerning for underlying pulmonary issues ??? TB or other types of infections. Why was the CT done?? - I would circle back with whoever ordered the test - The pulm artery finding doesn't seem worrisome. But the lymph node issue needs further investigation

Answered 11/19/2020

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