Chest X-Ray, Two
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FINDINGS: There is evidence of prior surgery with
sternal wires. The cardiac silhouette
appears slightly enlarged. There is
pulmonary vascular prominence, which appears chronic in nature and would
recommend clinical correlation. The
possibility of mild congestive heart failure cannot be excluded. There is no evidence of significant pleural
effusions, pneumothorax, or infiltrates.
There is osteopenia of the bones and degenerative changes.
IMPRESSION: Slight pulmonary vascular prominence,
which may be chronic in nature versus mild congestive heart failure. Prior surgery and mild cardiomegaly. Would recommend further evaluation as
needed. There are slight atherosclerotic
changes to the aorta, which are calcified.
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