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HRCT report
Well defined solid nodule in the superior segment of the left lower lobe measuring 5 x 5 mm with suspicious central low attenuation area.Could indicate Early Cavitation Is it normal?
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kindly share the report
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What are the symptoms.. why you got ct scan.. needs to be evaluated more
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First need to know why you have taken CT chest. If you are symptomatic will advice to go for further evaluation by bronchoscopy. If no symptoms better wait and watch can repeat CT chest after 6 months. Consult with Pulmonologist
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repeat CT chest after 6 months if no symptoms at present
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If asymptomatic wait for 6 months and repeat ct scan
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