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Findings

An 18 mm solid nodule in the upper left lung, with spiculated edges.

Spiculated means spiky rather than smooth.

Next step

PET-CT in the next few weeks, and a radiologist's review of this study.

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CT chest · low-dosePatient C. P. · 68 y
Axial chest CT in a lung window. An 18 mm nodule with spiky edges in the left upper lobe is outlined in green.

Conclusion

A single 18 mm nodule with spiky edges. PET-CT within two weeks.

Signed by Dr. Sarah Bennett · Thorax radiology
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What you getA structured report, with every term explainedA signed report, compared with your original report
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Haba Henrik, MD

Nuclear medicine

Haba Henrik, MD

Oncologic Nuclear Medicine · Scintigraphy · PET/CT

5.0 ★ · 4 reviews
Mousa Sayej, MD

Radiology

Mousa Sayej, MD

Cardiac Radiology · Neuroradiology · Thoracic Radiology · Vascular Radiology

5.0 ★ · 8 reviews
Wilson Oliveira Ezequiel Neto, MD

Radiology

Wilson Oliveira Ezequiel Neto, MD

Abdominal & Pelvic Radiology · Thoracic Radiology · Emergency & Trauma Radiology

New on DocOrbit
Bita Panahi, MD

Radiology

Bita Panahi, MD

Abdominal & Pelvic Radiology · Interventional Radiology · Oncologic Imaging · Vascular Radiology · Emergency & Trauma Radiology

5.0 ★ · 6 reviews
Angel Sosa Fleitas, MD

Radiology

Angel Sosa Fleitas, MD

Musculoskeletal Radiology · Head & Neck Radiology · Oncologic Imaging · Abdominal & Pelvic Radiology · Thoracic Radiology · Neuroradiology · Pediatric & Neonatal Radiology · Vascular Radiology · Breast Imaging

4.8 ★ · 95 reviews
Amr Rashad Abdelaziz, MD

Radiology

Amr Rashad Abdelaziz, MD

Abdominal & Pelvic Radiology · Head & Neck Radiology · Musculoskeletal Radiology · Neuroradiology · Vascular Radiology

5.0 ★ · 43 reviews
Asif Ali Fakhri, MD

Nuclear medicine

Asif Ali Fakhri, MD

PET/CT · Scintigraphy · Molecular Imaging

New on DocOrbit
José Antonio Segnini, MD

Radiology

José Antonio Segnini, MD

Abdominal & Pelvic Radiology · Breast Imaging · Pediatric & Neonatal Radiology · Musculoskeletal Radiology · Neuroradiology

4.9 ★ · 15 reviews
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Diagnostic errors happen. A second read can confirm your report, add detail, or find something different.

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CT chest: second opinion

As written by Dr. Sarah Bennett, 23 Apr 2026

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Clinical question

Lung cancer screening, first scan. Former smoker, 40 pack-years, stopped 6 years ago. Second opinion requested on the original report.

Technique

Low-dose CT of the chest without contrast, from the top of the lungs to the adrenal glands. 1.25 mm images in lung and soft-tissue windows, with coronal and sagittal views.

Comparison

No earlier chest CT available. The original report of this scan (21 Apr 2026) was reviewed.

Findings

  • Lungs. Solid nodule in the left upper lobe, 18 × 15 mm (series 2, image 190), with spiky edges (spiculated) and a thin strand pulling on the nearby lining of the lung (pleural tag).
  • Lungs. Mild emphysema in both upper lobes. No other nodules.
  • Airways. The windpipe and main airways are clear.
  • Lymph nodes. No enlarged lymph nodes in the chest or at the roots of the lungs.
  • Pleura. No fluid around the lungs (no pleural effusion).
  • Heart and vessels. Normal heart size. Mild calcium in the heart arteries (coronary calcification).
  • Upper abdomen and bones. Nothing abnormal in the upper abdomen in view. Mild wear of the thoracic spine.

Conclusion

  1. A single 18 mm nodule in the left upper lobe with spiky edges. Its size and shape need prompt work-up (Lung-RADS 4X).
  2. No sign of spread to the lymph nodes or the lining of the lung.
  3. Mild emphysema and mild coronary calcification, both common in former smokers.

Compared with your original report

Agrees with your original report, which describes the same 18 mm nodule in the left upper lobe and advises further evaluation. This review adds three things: a risk category (Lung-RADS 4X, because of the spiky edge and the strand to the pleura), a clear next step with a time frame (PET-CT within two weeks), and the nodule outlined and measured on your images.

Recommendations

  1. PET-CT within two weeks to see how active the nodule is.
  2. Review by the lung team (thoracic multidisciplinary meeting) once the PET-CT is back.
  3. If the PET-CT is unclear, a CT-guided biopsy can be considered.
  4. Discuss the coronary calcium with your GP as part of a heart-health check.
Axial slice, lung window: the 18 × 15 mm nodule in the left upper lobe, outlined.
Axial slice, lung window: the 18 × 15 mm nodule in the left upper lobe, outlined.
Magnified: the nodule's long axis (18 mm) and short axis (15 mm).
Magnified: the nodule's long axis (18 mm) and short axis (15 mm).

CT: LIDC-IDRI, The Cancer Imaging Archive, CC BY 3.0

Dr. Sarah BennettWritten and signed on 23 Apr 2026
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Axial slice, lung window: the 18 × 15 mm nodule in the left upper lobe, outlined.

Axial slice, lung window: the 18 × 15 mm nodule in the left upper lobe, outlined.

CT: LIDC-IDRI, The Cancer Imaging Archive, CC BY 3.0

CT chest

As written by Orbius, 21 Apr 2026

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Indication

Screening in a 68-year-old former smoker.

Technique

Low-dose CT of the chest, without contrast.

Findings

  • An 18 mm solid nodule in the upper left lung, with spiculated edges.
  • No enlarged lymph nodes in the chest.
  • Mild emphysema at the top of both lungs, consistent with the smoking history.
  • No earlier chest scan on file to compare with, so there is no way to tell whether the nodule is new.

Conclusion

A single nodule with irregular, spiky edges. Its size and shape, with nothing earlier to compare against, are the reasons to check it promptly rather than wait and see.

Recommendations

PET-CT in the next few weeks, and a radiologist's review of this study.

Orbius is an AI. This report is not a diagnosis and can contain mistakes. A doctor should confirm the findings before any treatment decision.

Axial slice of the chest CT, lung window.

Axial slice of the chest CT, lung window.

CT: LIDC-IDRI, The Cancer Imaging Archive, CC BY 3.0

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