Showing posts with label CHEST X-RAY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CHEST X-RAY. Show all posts

Thursday, 8 August 2013

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             There are postsurgical changes suggesting CABG surgery.  Heart is at the upper limits of normal in size.

There are radiographic changes suggestive of COPD.  However, there is no focal mass or active infiltrates.

Scarring is seen involving the left lower lung.

Mediastinum appeared to be unremarkable.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Degenerative changes are seen in the dorsal spine.

IMPRESSION:
1.                   COPD.  There are no active infiltrates.
2.                   Status post CABG surgery.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             The heart is normal in size.  The lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass or consolidation.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Bones are unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:        There is no active infiltrate.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             The heart is normal in size.  The lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass or consolidation.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Bones are unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:        There is no active infiltrate.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXXX, M.D.

Wednesday, 7 August 2013

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             The heart is normal in size.  The lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass or consolidation.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Bones are unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:        There is no active infiltrate.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             Heart is normal in size.

Mediastinum appeared to be unremarkable.

There are radiographic changes suggestive of COPD.  Scarring is noted.

There is no focal mass or consolidation.  Degenerative changes are seen in the dorsal spine.

IMPRESSION:        COPD.  There are no active infiltrates.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CLINICAL DATA:            Fever.

FINDINGS:             The heart is normal in size.  The lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass or consolidation.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Bones are unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:        There is no active infiltrate.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             The heart is normal in size.  The lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass or consolidation.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Bones are unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:         There is no active infiltrate.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

Tuesday, 6 August 2013

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             There is mild cardiomegaly.

Thoracic aorta is ectatic.

Mediastinum appeared to be unremarkable.

Chronic appearing parenchymal changes are noted bilaterally.

There is no focal mass, consolidation, or active infiltrates.

Costophrenic angles are clear.  Degenerative changes are seen in the dorsal spine.

IMPRESSION:        Mild cardiomegaly.  There are no active infiltrates.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CLINICAL DATA:      Cough.

FINDINGS:             Heart is normal in size.

There are left lower lobe infiltrates.

Mediastinum appeared to be unremarkable.

Costophrenic angles are clear.  Visualized bony structures are unremarkable.  Incidentally noted is the presence of multiple small calcified granulomas bilaterally.

IMPRESSION:        Left lower lobe infiltrates.  The preliminary report was immediately faxed to the referring physician’s office.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             Heart is in the upper limits of normal in size.

Mediastinum appeared to be unremarkable.

There are multiple small calcified granulomas.

There is no focal mass, consolidation, or active infiltrates.

Costophrenic angles are clear.

Degenerative changes are seen in the dorsal spine.

IMPRESSION:        There are no active infiltrates.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             The heart is normal in size.  The lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass or consolidation.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Bones are unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:        There is no active infiltrate.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             Heart is at the upper limits of normal in size.  Thoracic aorta is ectatic.  Mediastinum appeared to be unremarkable.

Lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass or active infiltrates.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Degenerative changes are seen in the dorsal spine.

IMPRESSION:        There are no active infiltrates.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXXX, M.D.

Monday, 5 August 2013

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             Heart is normal in size.

Mediastinum appears to be unremarkable.

Multiple small calcified granulomas are noted.  There is no focal mass, consolidation, or active infiltrates.  Tenting of the right hemidiaphragm is noted.  No previous chest x-rays are available for comparison.

Costophrenic angles are clear.

Degenerative changes are seen in the dorsal spine.

IMPRESSION:        There are no active infiltrates.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             Heart is normal in size.  Both lungs are hyperinflated.  There is tenting of the right hemidiaphragm.

Multiple small calcified granulomas are noted.

Mediastinum appeared to be unremarkable.

Costophrenic angles are clear.  Degenerative changes are seen in the dorsal spine.

IMPRESSION:        There are no active infiltrates.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             The heart is normal in size.  The lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass or consolidation.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Bones are unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:        There is no active infiltrate.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             The heart is normal in size.  The lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass or consolidation.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Bones are unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:        There is no active infiltrate.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             The heart is normal in size.  The lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass or consolidation.  Costophrenic angles are clear.  Bones are unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:        There is no active infiltrate.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             A single AP upright view of the chest is submitted.

The heart is normal in size.

Lung fields are clear.  There is no focal mass, consolidation, or active infiltrates.

Costophrenic angles are clear.

Visualized bony structures appear to be unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:        Unremarkable examination of the chest.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             Heart is normal in size.  Hilar regions are rather prominent.

Multiple small calcified granulomas are noted.

There is no focal mass or active infiltrates.  Degenerative changes are seen in the dorsal spine.

IMPRESSION:                    Prominent hilar regions bilaterally.  No previous chest x-ray is available for comparison.  According to the clinical data, patient has a history of sarcoidosis.  Clinical correlation and if indicated, further evaluation with CAT scan study of the thorax is suggested for better evaluation of the mediastinum and hilar regions particularly for lymphadenopathy.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

CHEST X-RAY, TWO VIEWS

FINDINGS:             There is cardiomegaly.

There is a dual chamber pacemaker in place.

Thoracic aorta is ectatic.

There is no focal mass or active infiltrates.

Costophrenic angles are clear.

Post vertebroplasty changes are seen involving multiple dorsal vertebrae.

No previous chest x-ray is available for comparison.

IMPRESSION:
1.                   Cardiomegaly.
2.                   There are no active infiltrates.


Thank you for the referral.
XXXXXXX, M.D.