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Give Your Valuable Opinion ..... Patient (28yr old ) Has Heavy site work From Last Some Days .. From Last Two Day Has Fever And Tiredness Only ...
Peripheral GG opacity in Lt lower lobe adv check oxygen saturation , CBC CRP SGPT test if CRP is raised then hrct thorax and RTPCR for covid19 other wise give higher antibiotic and analgesic sos and increased fluid intake
Peripheral GG opacity in Lt lower lobe adv check oxygen saturation , CBC CRP SGPT test if CRP is raised then hrct thorax and RTPCR for covid19 other wise give higher antibiotic and analgesic sos and increased fluid intake
Xray shows b/l haziness ? Pneumonia with ground glass opacity See for covid profile and swab See for hrct See for ecg and abg N follow covid protocol for treatment N treat accordingly
Left basal peripheral haziness with perihilar and paracardiac infiltrations ? Pneumonia Blood investigations, HRCT RTPCR for COVID
CXR.. PROMINANT BRONCHOVASCULAR MARKINGS.. PEREPHERAL GGO.. NEED'S.. HRCT.. RT..PCR..COVID-19..
Prominent bronchovascualar margins with GGO in rt lower lobe, pneumonitis Check for Covid 19
Lt. Side lower pneumonitis
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