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Chest xray report said: negative - lung field clear- but noted bony elements and extrapulmonary soft tissues without acute process-what does it mean?
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Mgt.: From your description, it is normal, but it may be uploaded for an inbox consultation and second opinion. Why was the chest radiograph ordered?
Answered 7/29/2017
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