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3-7 mm nodules w/ground glass opacities
by julieben, Oct 22, 2009 10:47PM
Dear Dr Saini:
I couldn't leave you any updates on the previous discussions we were having - I guess it closes after a certain time.
I got my CT Scan done on Tuesday - I went from 104 pounds to 113 pounds also..
Impression:
No significant interval changes compared to the outside study on May 2009 -
No new abnormalities.
Recommendation: CT Scan 6 months to a year.
I am so glad the nodules did not get any bigger- it states the nodules are unchanged from the outside study and most likely represents an area of focal scarring. A focal small area of conglomerate reticular nodular density is seen within the highest aspect of the superior segment of the left lower lobe tenting the interiobar fissure slightly posteriorly suggesting that it most likely respresents an area of focal scarring.
I went to my family doctor (internal medicine) who gave me the report.
What do you think? Thank you - God bless.
This discussion is related to ground glass opacities.
I couldn't leave you any updates on the previous discussions we were having - I guess it closes after a certain time.
I got my CT Scan done on Tuesday - I went from 104 pounds to 113 pounds also..
Impression:
No significant interval changes compared to the outside study on May 2009 -
No new abnormalities.
Recommendation: CT Scan 6 months to a year.
I am so glad the nodules did not get any bigger- it states the nodules are unchanged from the outside study and most likely represents an area of focal scarring. A focal small area of conglomerate reticular nodular density is seen within the highest aspect of the superior segment of the left lower lobe tenting the interiobar fissure slightly posteriorly suggesting that it most likely respresents an area of focal scarring.
I went to my family doctor (internal medicine) who gave me the report.
What do you think? Thank you - God bless.
This discussion is related to ground glass opacities.
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