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Xray result

2017-03-20 08:17:19
Hi doc i got recent xray chest pa after beeing cured on pulmunary tb last 2002. i was cured after 6months medication. my march 16,2017 findings: there are calcified fibro nodular densities seen in both upper lung field. the rest of the lungs are clear. trache is in the midline. heart is not enlarge. both cos tophrenic angle is sharp and distinct. the bony thorax is unremarkable. conclucion: CHRONIC ILNFLAMATORY PROCESS IN THE BOTH UPPER LUNG FIELD. pls help me elightend.
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Findings r sugestive of old healed tuberculosis with smoking related changes, do a pulmonary function test to access ur obstruction levels and start on bronchodilators and further treatment.

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