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Please read and explain my x-ray report? bronchovascular crowding in the lower zones suggestive for atelectaic change along with a note made of mild peribronchial cuffing/bronchial wall thickening suggestive for peribronchial inflammatory change?
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Translation= This report suggests the x-ray was taken when the patient did not take a deep breath leading to areas in the lower zone that were not fully inflated. It also suggests there may be evidence of a mild viral process. The report is not particularly worrisome but must also be interpreted in the context of why it was taken.
Answered 6/16/2021
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