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What does no m. calcific..mean on ct of chest"no mediastinal or hilar abnormally enlarged lymph nodes or masses.there is no mediastinal calcification"?

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Dr. Michael Gaboranswered

Diagnostic Radiology 35 years experience

That means there: are no abnormal lymph nodes. In other words, it looks fine in that region.

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