You go get the other x-ray view so the area can be better assessed.
Answered 11/27/2021
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It is the lateral view in order to better characterize the lesion seen, it will be very similar to the first X-ray you had.
Answered 11/25/2021
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In general apical abnormality is hard to characterize on CXR. If the density is present in apicolordotic view I would suggest CT. Scarring/ fibrosis is common. If you are a smoker or have other risk factors I would suggest a CT without contrast. Please talk with your PCP.
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Go ahead to get a apicolordotic view which allows better viewing of the density found in left apex, particularly tuberculosis in endemic countries.
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