Hello. My 12 years old girl got TB positive and we had a chest Xray done today. Every line says it is "clear" except that Mildly prominent pulmonary vascular markings". Should I be worried about this ... View answer

Can the following pulmonary conditions be diagnosed effectively by x-ray imaging or by nuclear medicine imaging with technetium contrast? Pulmonary fibrosis Airway remodling Pulmonary hypertension ... View answer

I am a 67 yr old female. I was diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension 4 yrs ago. my pulmonary doctor feels this is a results of sleep apnea . I am on a CPAP machine hs. I was diagnosed with pulmonary ... View answer

Had a ct chest pulmonary embolism w contrast on 12/20/13, 59 yr old male smoker. Findings: There is no pneumonia or pleural effusion . There is a 3 mm right upper lobe pulmonary nodule on image 78, 2 ... View answer

I have ra nd pulmonary fibrosis . Is orencia a safe treatment for my rate and not make my pulmonary fibrosis worse? ... View answer

The following is the impression of a chest pa X-ray:subtle prominence of pulmonary vascular markings bilaterally.No active pulmonary pleural lesion seen.Can u pls explain what does it mean and... View answer

What the meaning of: No active lung infiltrates. Heart is not enlarged by CT ratio. Pulmonary vascular markings are within normal. The hemidiaphragm and costophrenic sulci are intact. The visualized ... View answer

Xray result reads: fibrocalcific densities in both upper lobes. Linear densities in the left lower lung field. Pulmonary vascular markings are within normal limits. Heart is not enlarge but with left ... View answer

Hi doctor. my chest x-ray (roentgenographic report) report says that Impression: Pneumonities, Bibasal. Streaky densitites are seen in both lung bases. Pulmonary vascular markings are within normal ... View answer

digital x ray it shown that lung fields show no active parenchymal lesion . and accentuated pulmonary vascular markings. I dont understand this kindly make me understood. ... View answer