PTB both apices with signs of volume loss in the right meaning?

Guest over a year ago

x ray result PTB both apices with signs of volume loss in the right what does it mean?

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medic-dan109453 over a year ago

Hi Guest,

Talk to your pulmonologist.

You had tuberculosis and are losing capacity in your right lung - due to tissue damage.

You need treatment - NOW!

Good luck.

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Guest over a year ago

The Impression is PTB, BOTH APICES what does it mean?...This is the result of my father's chest x-ray...Is this contagious in what ways?..will you please help me what to do..

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PTB, RIGHT UPPER LOBE

what does xray result: PTB bilateral with signs of loss volume mean?

Bilateral PTB

minimal ptb and pneumonia, is it dangerous

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

suspicious densities right upper lobe (require apicolordotic view)

PTB Volume loss

Apicolordotic View Xray

My chest PA x ray impression said - Cavitating ptb bilateral.

reticulonodular densities are noted in both upper lobes

Apicolordotic view - suspicious densities (???)

Diagnosed with extensive PTB, What does it mean?

what mean no active parenchymal infiltrates seen

MY XRAY RESULT SUGGEST FOR APICO LORDOTIC VIEW

Every x-ray is showing Minimal PTB, both upper lungs

my x-ray is showing that i have a PTB APEX

fibrohazed densities meaning? they think it's probably Koch's

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

My xray result shows hazy infiltrates in right upper lung field

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

Suspicious densities are seen at the left upper lobe

suspicious infiltrates are noted in both apices

What's wrong with my xray result? PTB in both upper and mid lung areas

Minimal fibrotic and hazy infiltrates, in both apices.

Xray results - PTB Right consider atelectasis left

Why is apicolordotic view suggested for further evaluation of suspicious densities in the right lobe

Chest X-Ray shows suspicious densities, both upper lobes

upper right lobe infiltrates, ptb considered

koch's infiltrates, what does it means

Reticulonodular infiltrates, Suggestive of a chronic inflammatory lung disease compatible with PTB