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Had chest xray done yesterday. says nonenlarged mediastinal cardiac silhouette. had an echocardiogram with stress test and doppler with color flow done a couple of months ago and it was normal. is this serious? very worried?
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The wording translates as normal. Radiologists get fussed at if they say that without describing what they see. Please discuss this with your doctor. I wouldn't waste any time worrying about this.
Answered 11/28/2022
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The result of the imaging study describes what would be seen in a healthy person.
Answered 11/16/2022
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