Patient ID.

8/2 Name PRABHJEET SINGH 40Y/M Sex/Age M/000Y

HRCT CHEST,
Date 02-04-2021 01:27 PM Ref. Physician DS SIDHU
CHEST

 
MULTISLICE C.T. SCAN OF CHEST
 
 
CT scan of chest was performed on an ultra fast CT scanner using 0.6 mm collimation. Retrospective
3D reconstruction of volumetric data was performed to obtain coronal and sagittal MPR / MIP images.
 
Findings:
 
Scan is expiratory
 
Mild posterior subpleural reticular opacities are seen along both lower lobes with atelectatic
bands.
 
Subpleural, subsegmental consolidations seen predominantly in both lower lobes.
 
No nodules/ cavitation noted.
 
Mild right sided pleural effusion with basal collapse / atelectatsis
 
Few lymphnodes are seen in the superior mediastinum regions, largest measuring 9 mm in short axis.
 
Trachea and major bronchi appear normal.
 
The chest wall appears unremarkable.
 
Mild cardiomegaly
 
Impression:
 
  Posterior subpleural reticular densities along the bases with atelectatic bands,
appear to be basal dependant densities .
 Subsegmental/ subpleural consolidations seen in both lower lobes
 Mild right sided pleural effusion with cardiomegaly.
 Ground glass haziness of both lungs is probably due to expiratory nature of the
scan. However follow up is suggested

Dr. RAJ KOTICHA

MBBS, DMRD, DNB
Consultant Radiologist
Disclaimer: It is an online interpretation of medical imaging based on clinical data. All modern machines/ procedures have their own limitation. If there is any clinical discrepancy, this
investigation may be repeated or reassessed. Patient’s identification in online reporting is not established, so in no way can this report be utilized for any medico legal purpose.