Chest X-ray, Suspicious Densities In The Upper Lung Field, Trachea Slightly Shifted To Right, Bilateral Hemidiaphragms Are Smooth. Apicolordotic?
gud day doctors. i have a chest x-ray yesterday and the results are: there are suspicious densities in the left upper lung field. the trachea is slightly shifted to the right. the heart is not enlarged transversely. the bilateral hemidiaphragms are smooth. the costophrenic sulci are intact. the rest of the visualized soft and osseous structures are unremarkable. the impression is suggest apicolordotic view for further evaluation. what does it means.. your answer is really appreciated. tnx..
IT means you have some problem in the right lung. the Xray which you have taken is PA or AP view. to visualise in detail the radiologist wants to scan in a differnt position.
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Chest X-ray, Suspicious Densities In The Upper Lung Field, Trachea Slightly Shifted To Right, Bilateral Hemidiaphragms Are Smooth. Apicolordotic?
IT means you have some problem in the right lung. the Xray which you have taken is PA or AP view. to visualise in detail the radiologist wants to scan in a differnt position.