Radiology Report

CT Scan May 19, 2026
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CT Scan

Chest radiograph demonstrates bilateral interstitial opacities with a reticular pattern throughout both lung fields, concerning for interstitial lung disease. The lungs are well expanded with no focal consolidation, pleural effusion, or pneumothorax identified.

Bilateral Interstitial Opacities — Diffuse reticular and reticulonodular pattern present throughout both lungs, more prominent in the mid to lower zones, suggestive of chronic interstitial lung disease.
Lung Volumes — Lung volumes are preserved with no evidence of hyperinflation or restrictive pattern on this radiograph.
Cardiac Silhouette — Heart size appears normal with preserved cardiothoracic ratio and no cardiomegaly.
Pleural Spaces — No pleural effusions, pneumothorax, or pleural thickening identified bilaterally.
Mediastinum — Mediastinal contours are within normal limits with no widening or mass effect.
Osseous Structures — Visualized thoracic spine and ribs demonstrate normal alignment and bone density without acute fracture or lytic lesions.

High-resolution CT chest is recommended for further characterization of interstitial lung disease and to assess for fibrosis, pulmonary function tests advised, and consider rheumatologic or pulmonology consultation.

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