fibro hazed infiltrates the upper lung with cavity formation due to Pulmonary Tuberculosis

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Stanlie A. Jumalon364713 over a year ago

Hi Doc, my result of X-ray is fibrohazed infiltratres the upper lung with cavity formation due to PTB. Is it dangeous for me? Is it curable immediately? If so, how long does it takes my treatment? Thank you for your answers, i highly appreciate if you respond..

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my xray results includes . fibrohazed opacities are noted in upper lobes. both upper lobes tb

PTB, RIGHT UPPER LOBE

my x-ray result is Fibrohazed infiltrates on upper lungs due to PTB. is that dangerous?

Fibrohazed infiltrates right apex due to PTB. Patient cured his tuberculosis years ago. Is it back?

extensive ptb " irregular hazed infiltrates in the left upper lung w/ small cavitation"

XRay Result - Increased opacity medial segment of the right upper lobe lordotic view suggested

My xray result shows hazy infiltrates in right upper lung field

after treating tuberculosis for 6 months, my xray showed PTB impression in left apex?

Suspicious upper left lung infiltrates

x-ray result - suspicious densities in the right upper lung field, Apicolordotic view is suggested

x ray result: suspicious infiltrates in the right upper lung field

upper right lobe infiltrates, ptb considered

Right upper lung tuberculosis

ILL DEFINED DENSITIES IN UPPER RIGHT LUNG: WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

X-ray report after finishing tuberculosis treatment showed slight clearing of fibrohazy opacities

suspicious opacities left upper lobe

MY XRAY RESULT SUGGEST FOR APICO LORDOTIC VIEW

Chest X-Ray shows suspicious densities, both upper lobes

Xray result - suspicious densities are seen on both upper lung fields the heart is not enlarge

Apicolordotic view - suspicious densities (???)

Hazy infiltrate in left upper lobe, I'm on the first month of treatment for PTB

apico lordotic view confirms presence of minimal ill defined infiltrates in the left apex

Bilateral PTB

Findings: Suspicious infiltrates, right upper lobe Impression: For Apicolordotic view

suspicious densities on the right upper lung, the impression was i have to take apicolordotic view

suspicious densities right upper lobe (require apicolordotic view)

suspicious bilateral upper lung densities

Suspicious densities are seen in the left upper lobe, Apicolordotic view is suggested

haziness of the right upper lung

to rule out pulmonary infiltrates, right upper lung field apicolordotic view is suggested?