Evidence of perihilar airspace disease on the left, with associated left lower lobe atelectasis and a small pleural effusion. There is also patchy airspace disease on the right, with minimal basilar atelectasis and a small pleural effusion. These findings may suggest infection, especially in the context of fever, or alternatively, pulmonary edema, as there is some enlargement of the heart. The asymmetry of these findings could be due to the patient's positioning.
Edema (Uncertain) Simple pleural effusion (Present) Perihilar airspace opacity (Present) Atelectasis (Present) Cardiomegaly (Uncertain)