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Ct scan tree-in-bud appearing chronic densities in lungs. should i be worried? never seen before? ankylosis spondylitis?
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C ur doctor: who ordered the study, radio-logic findings should be interpreted within a clinical context, and may be other tests would be needed, this sign denotes small airway inflammation/obstruction though, wish you wellness
Answered 3/26/2018
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