All an apicolordotic view is is an x-ray taken from an angle that captures the tops of the lungs. Think of it as you've taken a picture with your camera but now want to focus on another object in the frame.
It's nothing special.
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What do these findings mean?
Suspicious densities in the ( R ) upper lung zone
Apicolordotice view is suggested.
The cardiac shadow is not enlarged
Other chest structures are unremarkable
Suspicious densities in the ( R ) upper lung zone
Apicolordotice view is suggested.
The cardiac shadow is not enlarged
Other chest structures are unremarkable
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Hi Guest,
There is something in the upper lung, the apex of the lungs.
The Apicolordotic view is an x-ray taken from an angle to better image that location. They want a better "look."
Everything else looks "normal."
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The doctor suggested that my daughter have to undergo to apico lorgotic view.what is that? And what have to do? its sounds scary!
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Hi guest,
It's just an x-ray taken from a different angle. It focuses on the tops, the apex, of the lung.
Hope it helps.
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Hi Hoseclamps,
Infiltrates are things that should not be there. Parenchymal refers to the functional parts of an organ, not the supporting structures. It could be ANY organ so I can't be specific here.
No infiltrates is normally a good thing.
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i have an xray suspicious avoid density,right upper lung.apico lordotic view is suggested.mild dextroscoliosis,thoracic spine.can you explained this for my xray result at 1st.
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You have a curve in your spine, to the right side (dextro). There is also a suspicious area on the upper right lung and they want the apicolordotic view, it's just another x-ray from a different angle focusing on the tops of the lungs, to help resolve what they see.
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Good day sir/madam, my findings when i apply abroad in a clinic first attempt pneumonitis, i took 3 tablet of antibacterial for medication the second is residual fibrosis upper right lobe, the doctor unfit me with the work and country im assign for.. I go for a second oppion and heres the finding:
- there is no evidence of active paraenchymal infiltrates.
-cardiomediastinal silhoutte does not appear enlarged.
-Aorta, trachea, diagphragm and sinuses are unremarkable.
-included osseous structures and soft tissues are intact..
this x-ray is for Chest PA and abroad uses Chest apicolordotic view.. thus it has any implications of residual fibrosis upper right lobe with the result given by Chest PA?
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Hi Guest,
The only difference between a chest PA and apicolordotic view is the angle at which the x-ray is taken. Often, the apicolordotic view is preferred as it focuses on the apex (the top) of the lungs.
I see no indication as to scarring (residual fibrosis) in the 2nd report.
The rest of your lungs, the heart, trachea, etc, all appear normal.
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Dear Hoseclamps,
Please help me to interpret my xray results.
Suspicious opacity right lower lung
the heart is not enlarge
the hemidiaphragms are intact
the bony thorax is unremarkable
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