
|Poll|March 1, 2019
Image IQ: 56-year-old construction worker presents with dry cough
Author(s)Amar Udare, MD
A construction worker presents with a dry cough, can you diagnose this patient?
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A 56-year-old construction worker presents with dry cough.
Ill-defined curvilinear opacities are seen projecting over both lung fields predominantly in the mid and lower zone with sparing of the apices.
What is your diagnosis?
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