lobes (right>left)? koch's sequelae. There is a small well defined pleural based fluid density ovoid leion likely loculated pleural effusion 4.9x2.8 cm Minimal pericardial effusion is also seen... View answer

There is no infiltrate, pleural effusion , or pneumothorax . There is a 3x5 mm pleural based nodule in the right lower lobe and a 4mm pleural based nodule in the left lower lobe. ... View answer

What exactly is pleural based opacity and should it be a concern? YYYY@YYYY ... View answer

. Lungs: A trace left pleural effusion with possible lobulated pleural nodularity. Moderate right pleural ... View answer

vHello Doctor, What does the following findingd of a chest X-ray's mean: Biapical pleural thickening, with nodular, pleural based parenchymal findings, right greater than left. No acute process ... View answer

I have on CT scan of the heart for hypercholesterolemia a repor of a pleural based noncalcified 6.4 amm. pleural based nodule along the posterior aspect of the right lower lobe a pleural... View answer

what does these x ray results mean: right apical pleural thickening, fibro calcific foci are seen in right upper zone, multiple calcific foci are seen in both lungs, blunting of right costophrenic ... View answer

with small calcified granulomas in both upper lobes, likrly secondary to PTB 2. Small cakcified mediastinal lymph nodes, probably secondary to PTB 3. Minimal bilateral pleural effusion Appreciate your... View answer

Hi,my dad under went a bypass surgery 3 months back.He had pleural efffusion in both his lungs of which 250 cc was tapped from his right lung post surgery and it remain clear till date.But the pleural ... View answer

CT scan reads: very subtle focus of pleural thickening in the right upper lobe. 1-2 mm subpleural nodule, right middle lobe. Subtle foci of pleural thickening is also noted in the posterior aspect of... View answer