CT scan of mother's cough shows that there are small nodular calcified lesions in the lung. Is it serious? Attached: CT diagnosis report
Condition Analysis:
Hello, I read your mother's CT report. There are small nodular calcifications in the upper tongue of the upper lobe of the left lung. This can be caused by several reasons, including nodules caused by inflammation, and nodular calcification caused by tuberculosis calcification. Finally, there are nodules caused by tumors. This can be clearly diagnosed by doing a tissue examination under a bronchoscope. In addition, your mother has lung inflammation, chronic bronchitis, emphysema and pneumonia, which can cause cough.
Condition Analysis:
According to the above situation, this phenomenon is not particularly serious, mostly due to chronic infectious diseases of the lung. It is said that an old lesion left behind belongs to benign lesions, and can be recovered by drug treatment.
Condition Analysis:
Chest CT plain scan diagnosis report showed. Chronic bronchitis. Emphysema. The medial segment of the middle lobe of the right lung and the sublingual segment of the upper lobe of the left lung have a few inflammatory lesions. From the CT plain scan diagnosis report, it is judged that the cough is caused by chronic bronchitis, emphysema and pneumonia. Pulmonary nodules and calcifications generally belong to old lesions.
Condition Analysis:
This CT report is not serious. The small nodule calcification is a benign lesion. The calcification of the lesion indicates that it has been a long time, and there are some chronic inflammatory changes in the front. It is normal that there are some old changes in the lungs due to age, because once the alveoli are destroyed, it is difficult to heal completely.
Condition Analysis:
Hello, the result of CT now is chronic bronchitis and a little inflammation. There is no space occupying lesion. It may be a cold or cough caused by slight infection. Pay attention to whether there is expectoration, the color of expectoration, you can take symptomatic drugs, and the focus of small nodules can be rechecked in three months to six months
