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Just explain what these ct scan results mean. i have moderate copd with low dclo pet pft test on oxygen at night and during exertion. chronic bilateral hilar nodal prominence centrilobular emphysema. hypoventilatory changes in both lower lobes?
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The wording says the lymph nodes around the center of the lung are thickened, there are dilated air sacs and airways in the lung middle common to COPD and the lower lung areas don't expand as much as expected.
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