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Chest X-ray At One Center Showed Old Healed Calcification, X-ray At Other Center Did Not Identify The Same. Suggestion?

I have had a chest X ray recently for visa processing to KSA. The doc said there is one old healed calcification . I went for another x ray at a diagnostic center and the radiologist said all normal and no present or previous traces of infections. I need second opinion to examine the chest x rays and confirm which one is correct. can you help if I attach soft copies of x ray?
posted on Sun, 26 Aug 2012
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Pulmonologist 's  Response
Dear Sirdhar

Either your Chest X ray had been changed by mistake or the lesion got hidden behind the boney shadow due to positional changes. However I can help further if you upload the chest xrays.
All the best.
Dr Abhishek Singh
abhishek126@gmail.com
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Pathologist and Microbiologist Dr. Shailja Puri's  Response
Hello and thank you for your query
Yes, you can attach soft copy of your X-ray chest.
Before that I would like to know whether you have suffered from tuberculosis or any other chest infection in the past?

Hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks and take care
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Chest X-ray At One Center Showed Old Healed Calcification, X-ray At Other Center Did Not Identify The Same. Suggestion?

Dear Sirdhar Either your Chest X ray had been changed by mistake or the lesion got hidden behind the boney shadow due to positional changes. However I can help further if you upload the chest xrays. All the best. Dr Abhishek Singh abhishek126@gmail.com