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Ct of my t-spine shows evidence of granulomatous disease w/in chest w/calcified mediastinal & hilar lymph nodes. what does that mean? c doc asap??
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Mgt: A virtual appointment may be booked to upload the report for review. The findings may be caused by a number of conditions. Among these are infections, TB, malignancy. A PET scan may be indicated.
Answered 11/28/2017
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