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Can you please describe minimal pleural effusion versus pleurodiaphragmatic adhesion left..?
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History helpful: Some density, scarring, fluid- effusion may follow trauma, pneumonia, surgery etc. Also can be early sign of other lung issues. Full history and work up is indicated.
Answered 1/23/2021
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