Right upper lobe, lower lobe and lingular subpleural streaky scarring and atelectasis with small focal cystic traction bronchiectasis in this region with calcified granulomas – ‘chronic tuberculous cicatrization’.
Changes of expiratory air trapping – suggestive of chronic small air way obstructive disease
Enlarged left atrium with dilated pulmonary veins.
Moderately enhancing lobulated left posterolateral chest wall mass lesion in the infrascapular region (5.5×2.0x4.8 cm) as described above – suggestive of Elastofibroma dorsi.
No evidence of any deep communications. The underlying ribs appear intact
