A 69-year-old is seen in the frailty unit. He has a background of COPD. He has been struggling with breathlessness over the last few months
A 69-year-old is seen in the frailty unit. He has a background of COPD. He has been struggling with breathlessness over the last few months. Chest X-ray and bloods do not suggest any evidence of infection. He has oxygen saturations of 88% on room air which is noted to be stable from a previous clinic letter.
CT scan report notes emphysema and a dilated pulmonary trunk.
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