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In my radiographic chest pa showed prominent bronchovascular making in both the lungs?
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The description you provide suggest the x-ray was taken when your lungs were not at "full deep breath" stage. It is what the radiologists write out when they see a normal chest but want to be more descriptive than just saying "normal".
Answered 5/17/2021
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