A cat scan for the lungs revealed atherosclerosis of the great vessels , aorta and coronary arteries. Aorta and pulmonary arteries are normal in caliber. Heart and and pericardium are within normal ... View answer

residual thymic tissue. No discrete mass appreciated. No lymphadenopathy in the chest or axilla. The heart and great vessels are unremarkable. The trachea and mainstem bronchi show no significant... View answer

dilatation; pancreas, spleen & kidneys appear normal; no free fluid; & unremarkable midline great vessels ... View answer

parenchyma appear normal There is no mediastinal / hilar lymphadenopathy Great vessels of mediastimum appear ... View answer

I am 80 years and have been diagnosed with 70% and 50% blockage in two vessels. Open heart surgery has been advised. A stent or balloon cannot be done. Largely because of my age, I have resisted the ... View answer

transportation of the great vessels. What are the physiological consequences of this defect? ... View answer

great vessels. What are the physiological consequences of this defect? ... View answer

transposition of the great vessels. what are the physiological consequences of this defect? ... View answer

hi. the result of my chest xray says: SUSPICIOUS HAZINESS IS NOTED IN THE LEFT APEX. THE HEART IS NOT ENLARGED. GREAT VESSELS ARE NOT UNUSUAL. DIAPHRAGM AND COSTOPHRENIC SULCI ARE INTACT. NO OTHER ... View answer

Findings: there are patchy infiltrates at both lungs. Mediastinum, hila and great vessels appear unremarkable. Tracheal air column is at the midline. Heart is within normal limits in size. Both... View answer