It is not possible to determine the severity of a lung CT value of minus 380. A lung CT value is a basic concept in lung CT imaging and represents a basic unit of lung tissue density.
A lower lung CT value indicates that the density of the lung nodule is insubstantial, and the chances of the lung nodule being at risk are reduced, making benign lung nodules more likely. However, if the CT value of the lung nodule is small at the time of the examination, it means that the density of the lung nodule is solid and there is a possibility of malignancy.
However, the CT value of the lungs can only be used as a reference, and the benign or malignant degree of the nodule should be analyzed in conjunction with the patient’s symptoms, as well as the morphology, edges, and size of the nodule, so you cannot judge the severity of the condition only by the CT value of the lungs.
Benign nodules can be treated by surgery, which usually requires thoracoscopic nodule removal surgery. If it is an early malignant nodule, radical surgical treatment can be chosen; if it is an advanced malignant nodule, it should be combined with chemotherapy, targeted therapy, biological therapy, immunotherapy and other comprehensive management in order to achieve the effect of avoiding the deterioration of the disease and controlling the spread.