Lung nodule in right upper lobe

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Asked for Female, 37 Years

I have 8mm lung nodule in right upper lobe , after 3 month repeat hrct showing 8.5mm. Then I did petct as there mentioned nodule to be like benign . Pl suggest repeat petct have to repeat again after 3 months

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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar

Pulmonologist 44 yrs exp Hyderabad

It is better to consult pulmonologist with detailed history and reports and treatment taken for better evaluation and treatment.

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Dr. Sivaraj Karri

Pulmonologist 8 yrs exp Kakinada

Consult a pulmonologist with detailed history and reports

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Dr. Vivek Gautam Pulmonologist 9 yrs exp Begusarai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vivek Gautam

Pulmonologist 9 yrs exp Begusarai

no need to repeat pet ct

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