I had an X-RAY CHEST PA and below the result Hyperinflation of both lung fields Bilateral prominent hilar vascular shadows Accentuated central bronchovascular markings denoting bronchitis Clear both ... View answer

lungs show accentuated bronchovascular markings ? age relaed ? COPD; no pleural pathology is noted ... soft tissue appear normal Impressin: Parenchyma of both lungs show accentuated... View answer

that was associated at first with some pain in the left jaw , arm and chest. her heart rate was 60 PBM ... central hilar vascular shadows with accentuated basal lung markings - Dilated unfolded... View answer

bronchovascular markings. Atelectasis in the lung bases. Blunting of the left costophrenic angle. Possible patchy infiltrate within left lung base. No pneumothorax . Cardiac and... View answer

Question for Pulmonologist. Hello Doctor, My father, 68 years old, recently had a chest x-ray done. The report indicated the following: Accentuated bronchovascular markings in B/L lung parenchyma ... View answer

Sir, i have got my chest xray done. It was a routine medical checkup by company i am working for. On xray report it is written that bilateral lung fields show accentuated bronchovascular markings. No ... View answer

Hi, My husband is 74 diabetic and hypertension, his x ray report is: Accentuated bronchovascular markings Veiling of right lower lung zone Obliteration of right costophrenic angle Diffuse bromciectatic... View answer

my daughter 4years had x-ray reports read as accentuated bronchovascular markings are noted bilaterally with peribroncheal thickenings soft opacifications are noted across the right paracardiac regions... View answer

x-ray examination of the chest Findings: 1- Accentuated bilateral basal bronchovascular markings, otherwise clear both lung fields and costo-diaphragmatic recesses 2- Enlarged cardiothoracic ratio, for... View answer

This is my mom report of a chest x ray it says the following: Accentuated basal bronchovascular markings with small atectatic bands. Clear both lungs fields and costophrenic angles Normal cardiac size ... View answer