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Indiana University Chest X-ray Collection
Affiliation: Indiana University
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Comparison: CT chest with contrast, dated XXXX. Indication: XXXX year-old female with hemoptysis. History of sarcoidosis. Findings: Stable, normal cardiac size, mediastinum, and central pulmonary vasculature. Marked bullous emphysematous changes and traction bronchiectasis, again most notable involving the bilateral upper lobes. Stable prominent ovoid opacity (4.3 x 2.8 XXXX) XXXX a large left upper lobe XXXX, XXXX reflecting a superimposed aspergilloma-as more readily demonstrated on the previous CT chest study from XXXX. No XXXX areas of alveolar airspace consolidation are identified. No evidence of pleural effusion or pneumothorax. Impression: 1. Marked bullous emphysematous changes and traction bronchiectasis, again most notable involving the bilateral upper lobes. Stable suspected superimposed left upper lobe aspergilloma - as more readily demonstrated on the previous CT chest study from XXXX. NOTE: The data are drawn from multiple hospital systems. Show MeSHRelated in: MedlinePlus Request Collection |
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Figure 1: Chest radiographs (PA and lateral views), dated XXXX. |
Affiliation: Indiana University
Comparison: CT chest with contrast, dated XXXX.
Indication: XXXX year-old female with hemoptysis. History of sarcoidosis.
Findings: Stable, normal cardiac size, mediastinum, and central pulmonary vasculature. Marked bullous emphysematous changes and traction bronchiectasis, again most notable involving the bilateral upper lobes. Stable prominent ovoid opacity (4.3 x 2.8 XXXX) XXXX a large left upper lobe XXXX, XXXX reflecting a superimposed aspergilloma-as more readily demonstrated on the previous CT chest study from XXXX. No XXXX areas of alveolar airspace consolidation are identified. No evidence of pleural effusion or pneumothorax.
Impression: 1. Marked bullous emphysematous changes and traction bronchiectasis, again most notable involving the bilateral upper lobes. Stable suspected superimposed left upper lobe aspergilloma - as more readily demonstrated on the previous CT chest study from XXXX.
NOTE: The data are drawn from multiple hospital systems.
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