Recetly done a ct sca on April 14th..What does it mean FINDINGS: The heart and great vessels are normal. There is no axillary, mediastinal, or hilar lymphadenopathy. The visualized upper abdominal organs have a normal noncontrast appearance. Osseous structures are intact without lytic or blastic lesion. Diffuse fatty infiltration of the liver noted. Upper abdominal contents otherwise appear unremarkable. Minimal emphysematous change of the upper lobes with small subpleural blebs and upper lobe air cysts. No focal mass or focal consolidation. 3 mm noncalcified pulmonary nodule posterior right upper lobe image 37. 2 small 2 mm nodules are identified along the major fissure on the left image 37, 38 probably representing small nodular pleural plaques. additional nodule along major fissure 2 mm on the right image 45. 5 mm right middle lobe nodule which is noncalcified on image 48. additional oblong nodular density along major fissure and left image 52 measuring 8 mm. Fibronodular change in the inferior lingula anteriorly IMPRESSION: Multiple pleural and proximal nodules bilaterally as discussed above. May be the result of granulomatous disease and/or prior infection however small neoplasm is not entirely excluded. May wish to assess further with PET/CT fusion scan to assess metabolic activity of these multiple nodules further. no pathologic lymphadenopathy. Fatty infiltration of liver