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Thank you very much for your reply. This was exactly what the radiologist said, he did not include it in the report because its not an abnormal findings, its anatomical variations. I am always short of breath. If this radiologist thinks its not worth reporting, his predecessor reported the Pectous deformity when I had an X-ray 2 yrs ago. Isn't it the norm to include in the report whatever is seen in the imaging, including the anatomical variations whether these cause symptoms or not? I will discuss it with the doctor but you know how some doctors downplay findings that appear harmless but may cause harm down the road. |
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