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2021-05-03 13:31:03
Hi, Could you please let us know if this report is normal. After 14 days my dad x ray says: Patient rotation noted Bilateral lung fields show no active parenchymal pathology Bilateral hilars shadows are normal Bilateral costophrenic angles are clear Cardio thoracic ratio is maintained Bony thorax appears normal.
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This is normal X- ray..  no significant findings noted

Answered2021-05-03 13:40:53

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