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What Does My Brother's Chest CT Scan Mean?

my brothers chest ct scan report
impression
Area of coalescing linear consolidation with air bonchogram in biletral lower lobes

please suggest whats this and what is the persentage of life risk
does this situation is critical
we had done this ct scan due to he had hospitilised for nimonia so suggest
Thu, 25 Jun 2015
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Radiologist 's  Response
Hello

CT scan findings suggests consolidation in bilateral lower lobes(pneumonitis) of lungs.Pneumonia is indicated by air bronchogram which is typically seen in pneumonia.
Patient may empirically need broad spectrum antibiotics after clinical evaluation.
This condition also need follow up.
This is not a very critical finding.Patient usually get cured by antibiotics.

Patient may also need routine investigations like hemogram,etc.

Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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What Does My Brother's Chest CT Scan Mean?

Hello CT scan findings suggests consolidation in bilateral lower lobes(pneumonitis) of lungs.Pneumonia is indicated by air bronchogram which is typically seen in pneumonia. Patient may empirically need broad spectrum antibiotics after clinical evaluation. This condition also need follow up. This is not a very critical finding.Patient usually get cured by antibiotics. Patient may also need routine investigations like hemogram,etc. Get well soon. Take Care Dr.Indu Bhushan