Small patchy ground glass density shadow of lung 1.8cmx1.1cm is mostly seen in pneumonia, tuberculosis, lung tumor, etc. The severity of the first two diseases is relatively small, and lung tumor is usually more serious.
1. Pneumonia: various bacterial or viral infections can lead to the occurrence of pneumonia, which is manifested as patchy ground-glass shadow on CT, with different sizes, and can appear as 1.8cmx1.1cm patchy ground-glass density shadow, and the ground-glass shadow will gradually become smaller or even disappear after active anti-infective treatment.
2. Tuberculosis: Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection can also cause small patchy ground glass density shadow in lung tissue, the size of which can be up to 1.8cmx1.1cm. After regular anti-tuberculosis treatment, it can be cured, and the condition is not serious, but a small number of patients may develop refractory and drug-resistant tuberculosis, and the condition is relatively serious.
3. Lung tumor: small patchy grinding glass density shadow of lung 1.8cmx1.1cm may be benign tumor or malignant tumor, further examination should be conducted in time to clarify the nature of 1.8cmx1.1cm belongs to a relatively large tumor, even if it is benign, surgical resection is also recommended, and if it belongs to a malignant tumor, the condition will develop more rapidly and the condition will be serious.
If the tumor is malignant, the condition will develop more rapidly and the condition will be serious. It is recommended that the patient should consult a doctor in time to evaluate the condition and formulate a corresponding treatment plan and actively treat the tumor.