Imaging findings: mixed density nodules with a diameter of about 6mm and clear boundary are seen in the anterior segment of the upper lobe of the right lung. Multiple solid and pure ground glass density nodules with a diameter of less than 5m were seen in the remaining lungs. The remaining bilateral lung fields are clear, no abnormal density shadow is found, and the bronchial vessels of both lungs run eastward and are naturally distributed. The trachea and bronchus are unobstructed, the tube wall is smooth, and there is no stenosis, expansion or compression change. There was no enlargement of bilateral hilar, soft tissue density shadow in anterior mediastinum, and no lymphadenopathy. The size and shape of the heart are normal. The shape of the thorax is normal, there is no abnormal change in the chest wall, and there is no pleural effusion. No swollen lymph nodes are found in bilateral armpits. No definite bone destruction was found in the ribs and thoracic vertebrae.
Condition Analysis:
Hello, according to your examination report, there is a mixed nodule in the upper lobe of the right lung, but at least the nodule is not very large, only 6mm. It is recommended to regularly recheck the CT of the chest or further enhance the CT scan, and there is no need for surgery for the time being. As for other ground glass nodules caused by inflammatory infection, it is recommended to take oral moxifloxacin anti infection treatment for a period of time, recheck the CT of the chest after two or three months and observe closely.
Condition Analysis:
For the case of 6mm pulmonary nodules, it is generally recommended to recheck the growth of lung CT in a certain period. Under normal circumstances, it can be examined by some lung puncture or pathological biopsy. If it is more than 6mm, it can be treated by surgical resection. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital for review regularly.
Condition Analysis:
According to the condition, examination results, medical history and analysis, the pulmonary nodule is located in the anterior segment of the upper lobe of the right lung. It is a mixed nodule with clear boundary. Multiple nodules can also be seen in both lungs. Inflammation is considered.
Guidance:
1. Enhanced lung CT can be rechecked to see if the nodules have obvious enhancement. 2 Biopsy of pulmonary nodules can be performed under local anesthesia under ultrasound or CT guidance, and further treatment can be carried out according to the pathological results of biopsy. 3. If possible, surgical resection can be performed, rapid pathology can be reserved, and further surgery can be carried out according to the intraoperative pathology.
