Bibasilar Lung Consolidation

Got my Doc's report today. Radio results of CHEST ER'S 2 VIEWS PA & LAT. CUT 71020. Bibasilar parenchymal scarring. No discrete consolidation identified. Please tell me what this means. ... View answer

Hello What is linear bibasilar atelectasis or scarring, result on the report of my lung CT scan> ... View answer

i had a ct of abdomen for abdomen pain. ct normal except it said i had very mild bibasilar dependant lung changes. what does this mean? ... View answer

nodule in my lower left lung a d mild bibasilar atclectasis in the lower left lung. should i be thinking it's lung cancer . ... View answer

hello i have an xray result and would like some clarification if possible it states on there Coarsening of interstitial markings lung bases without confluent consolidation or pleural effusion . What ... View answer

appear unremarkable. linear streaks both lung bases which may represent linear scarring or less likely linear atelectasis. No consolidation or effusion seen. The osteosarcoma structures appear grossly intact ... View answer

tree: Lungs are clear of focal consolidation. No pulmonary AVM identified. A tiny 2 mm peripheral nodule is stable in the lateral right upper lobe (image 28). Mild bibasilar dependent atelectasis is ... View answer

. Thoracic aorta is tortuous and ectactic. No pleural effusion,focal consolidation, or Pneuothorax. There are also degenerative changes in the shoulders. Mild bibasilar atelectasis is seen. I am 75, and in... View answer

hospital in June, I now have consolidation in my right lung and it is not clearing up, is this a sign of lung cancer? I am a 34 year old normally healthy female. ... View answer

My chest x ray report specified - Increased lung markings seen in both lungs mid and lower zones. Inhomogeneous opacities noted in the left lung lower zone.- Impression: Plate atelectasis /... View answer