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I received a ct cardiac coronary calcium that showed a nodule in left upper lobe measuring approximately.4 x .2 cm. hi what do you think it is and what should i do next?
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Without knowing your history or seeing the scan, it is impossible to give you accurate guidance. You need to speak with the physician that ordered the scan to discuss next steps for further diagnosis & management.
Answered 12/14/2022
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