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Hi!. i had my x-ray and the impression is: residual fibrosis right with adjacent pleurodiaphragmatic adhesion. is this a confirmatory that i had ptb?

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To: No this is not definitive of having had previous TV it could be associated with any kind of inflammatory process

Answered 11/21/2017

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