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Chest xray says lower lungs show perivascular peribronchial fibrosis consistent with chronic teacheobronchitis. nodule vs vascular confluence right lower lung, oblique comparative views would be helpful.negative chest. have no symptoms. concerning?
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Review on Healthtap : A virtual consultation may be arranged by Healthtap so that you may upload the images for review. In addition, the actual report may be uploaded. From your description you were advised to have a further image called an oblique view to better define the confluence seen in the right lower lung. Please have the additional film to better clarify. A TB screening test may be indicated.
Answered 4/24/2023
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