COPD, Pneumoconiosis
Male 62 yr Admitted with H/O SOB,cough with expectoration Fever Investigation HB 8.3 TLC 8600 DLC p 68,L 28 Blood sugar 100 mg% Lungs B/L crepts K/C/O DM2 -HT- Copd Ch Acholic,Ch Smoker Worked 30 yr in mining X-ray and ECG attached Please discuss
Xray chest shows bilateral hyperinflated lungs with flattened diaphragm,COPD and emphysema ? Pneumoconiosis Bil subpleural opacities ,? Pneumonitis . ? COVID PNEUMONIA Suggest RTPCR for COVID, HRCT , inflammatory markers, DDimer Investigations for anemia.
Changes of COPD emphysema seen. Mediastinal widening noted. Expect pneumoconiosis with PAH. Adv CECT thorax and Echo CD. Treat with LAMA LABA combination.
Xray chest shows bilateral hyperinflated lungs with flattened diaphragm,COPD and emphysema ? Pneumoconiosis Bil subpleural opacities ,? Pneumonitis . ? COVID PNEUMONIA Suggest RTPCR for COVID, HRCT , inflammatory markers, DDimer Investigations for anemia.
Over exposed film, hyperinflated lung fields, flattening diaphragm. ECG Sinus tachycardia, Low voltage tracing, MAT.
Xray chest s/o copd.Ecg wnl
ILD or COPD ? Pneumoconiosis
Thanks Dr Ved Parkash
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