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A member asked:
Is this alarming x-ray impression no acute focal lung infiltrate stable appearing tiny ovoid hyperdensity which may relate to calcified granuloma?
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Stable is good. : Technically it would be good for me to know when the last xray was (the one to which they're comparing the current one). Bad things will pretty universally grow over time, so if this hypersensitive has not grown in months, or years, then it's very likely benign.
Answered 8/5/2016
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