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X-ray showed coarse bilateral interstitial lung markings. what does this mean and what are possible complications down the road?
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This is often the wording for simple lower respiratory virus infections or simply a chest x-ray taken when the patient did not take in a deep breath. This finding without a review of history and correlation with why the study was ordered cannot lead to a reasoned response.
Answered 5/17/2023
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