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What does "mild biapical interstitial and ground-glass infiltrates which are new from previous study", on a lung ct scan mean?
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The findings may indicate fibrosis which is mild and located in the upper most areas of the lungs Please provide the reason for the study and any symptoms associated for additional understanding.
Answered 10/28/2022
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