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Cxray shows acute cardiopulmonary disease....should i be worried?
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I think it's a typo: I haven't seen a reading like this .typically a normal x-ray is read as no acute cardiopulmonary disease... I am guessing the no is missing.....
Answered 2/4/2021
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