Somebody can help or explain me about my lung promblem this lung problem
is about myaingle pa view of my shest show there are linear densities seen in the right upper lung field. Trachea and heart are displased to the right. The throratic aorta is not remarkable. The diaphrag is sharp and diatinc. The osseoucic thoracic cage showed no significant abnormality. This is my first xray in my job requerments make me feel mad and and got me faild
is about myaingle pa view of my shest show there are linear densities seen in the right upper lung field. Trachea and heart are displased to the right. The throratic aorta is not remarkable. The diaphrag is sharp and diatinc. The osseoucic thoracic cage showed no significant abnormality. This is my first xray in my job requerments make me feel mad and and got me faild
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Hello, I Do have same case with them. i started to know when I enrolled in college last 2010 because we had medical in school. I never smoked. almost every year I did X-rays. When I graduated 2014, I Took my first job. as usual, its unfit. I undergo SPIROMETRY at the lungs of the Philippines, for the result, i dont have any major result. When I went to my doctor to show the result he gave me Medical Certificate. I conclude that my X-ray result will always be the same. I want to ask if I AM FIT TO WORK ABROAD ?
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Hi ako c Mikaela my gusto lng po akong itanong anu po ang ibig sabihin ng result na nakita ko sa pwede ko bng ipaliwanag nyo lahat...ngpaxray ako at ang nakalagay at eto.THERE IS SUSPICIOUS OPACITY ON THE RIGHT UPPER FIELD,
HEART IS NOT ENLARGED
DIAPHAGM AND SULCI ARE INTACT
BONY TRORAX IS UNREMARKABLE
IMPRESSION
SUGGEST APICOLORDOTIC VIEW ,RIGHT UPPER LUNG..ito po report ng xray pwede po pakipaliwanag ang ibig sabihin into doc
HEART IS NOT ENLARGED
DIAPHAGM AND SULCI ARE INTACT
BONY TRORAX IS UNREMARKABLE
IMPRESSION
SUGGEST APICOLORDOTIC VIEW ,RIGHT UPPER LUNG..ito po report ng xray pwede po pakipaliwanag ang ibig sabihin into doc
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Hi! Just had my PE yesterday and the agency requires me to do another chest x-ray as the results says spot view upper lobe densities, suggests ALV. What's wrong with me?
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Ill densities in the apical portion more on the left side.
What does it mean? Is it curable? What are the possible treatment? I have been undergo in 6 months medication, drinking rifampicin isoniazid 3 tablets a day.
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Apicolordotic view in correlation with the CXR PA shows tiny densities in both upper lungs, likely from granuloma.
What does it mean?
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Good evening i need help i had xray today andy results was suspicious densities, right upper lung field apicolordotic view what does it mean?
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Hi, guest.
"Suspicious densities" on an X-ray typically refer to abnormal areas or shadows that appear on the X-ray image. These densities could indicate a variety of conditions, including infections, inflammation, tumors, or other abnormalities in the lung tissue. The specific interpretation of the X-ray findings would require a medical professional, such as a radiologist, to analyze the images and provide a diagnosis.
The term "right upper lung field apicolordotic view" describes the specific angle or projection of the X-ray that was taken. An apicolordotic view focuses on the upper part of the lungs and is often used to evaluate the apical (topmost) areas of the lungs for abnormalities. It provides a detailed view of the lung structures in that specific region.
Good luck!
"Suspicious densities" on an X-ray typically refer to abnormal areas or shadows that appear on the X-ray image. These densities could indicate a variety of conditions, including infections, inflammation, tumors, or other abnormalities in the lung tissue. The specific interpretation of the X-ray findings would require a medical professional, such as a radiologist, to analyze the images and provide a diagnosis.
The term "right upper lung field apicolordotic view" describes the specific angle or projection of the X-ray that was taken. An apicolordotic view focuses on the upper part of the lungs and is often used to evaluate the apical (topmost) areas of the lungs for abnormalities. It provides a detailed view of the lung structures in that specific region.
Good luck!
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