chest X-ray shows a mild hilar prominence- what does this mean-do we need to go for any further tests for a better diagnosis-please advice ... View answer

Dear Doctor, I took a chest X-ray recently and the finding of "streaky opacities are scattered in both lungs" is noted on my chest X-ray. I would like to know more about the... View answer

Hi, my husband's recent chest x-ray shows 'minimal bilateral apical pleural thickening'. clinical correlation required. What does that mean? In fact, the chest x-ray was referred... View answer

[hx of 5 days of fever body aches, today chest xray shows white spot near heart. 64 year old man, smoker.also has had a cough and SOB DX with pnumonia today but chest xray white spot in left upper lung near heart.] View answer

sample sent for ADA test and was started on non dots traatment with diagnosis been written as pleural ... View answer

arranged chest x-ray, prescribed cream for ? eczema and took bloods. All tests clear. On follow up skin not ... original chest x-ray showed recent chest infection. A new... View answer

I got my chest xray done and the diagnosis revealed is as mentioned below: infiltrates are seen in the right upper zone, rest of the lungs appear clear. Both chostrophenic angles are clear.Heart and ... View answer

What is your diagnosis if my chest X ray indicates that there are: 1. hazy opacities seen in my paracardiac area; and 2. :the visualized soft tissues and osseous structures are unremarkable ? 3.... View answer

if the x ray report mentions the following statements, what would be the proper diagnosis, please Bilateral para-hilar accentuated vascular markings the traverse diameter the cardiac shadow is at upper... View answer

chest x-ray diagnosis from ER: stable elevation of the left hemidiaphragm. no airspace consolidation. no pleural efusion or pneomothorax. cardiomediastinal silhouette: stable other: mild... View answer