Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Follow-up to Radiology Thursday
Jennings picked up on the Left mediastinal mass. The patient could not stand up for the lateral so a CT was obtained:
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It is just a very ectatic, dilated PA. The patient had come in for chronic SDHs and the family did not want any further thoracic/pulm w/up.
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