The hilum is a triangular depression where blood vessels or nerves enter an organ. A bulky hilum in the left lung could indicate enlarged nodes or lyphoma.
Perhaps you mean the hilum? It is the opening of the lung where the main bronchi (airway) enter the lung together with blood vessels, lymph vessels and nerves.
hilum is the scar on the seed coat.
Usually.
Bulky actually means big and cumbersome. In medical terms usually means sizeable.
LUL stands for left upper lobe. It refers to part of the lung.
do0 you mean corpulence, which is a large or bulky body
No stocky could mean tall though
What does mild apical lung scarring mean from the imaged lung apices?
I will assume you mean the organ that makes the left lung slightly smaller than the right and causes the apparent dent in the medial side. This organ is the heart. The reason the heart only causes the space in the left lung is that the left ventricle is far larger than the right and protrudes into the space where the lung would otherwise grow. This is the reason that people mistakenly think the heart is in the left of the chest. In reality it sits directly behind the sternum (very center of the thorax) and only the left ventricle sticks over to the left.
Do you mean lung ABCESS? If so, it is a localized infection (pocket) in the lung.
What does mild apical lung scarring mean from the imaged lung apices?
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