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Although results may be available more quickly, in general please allow a 10-14 day period for the results of your x-ray or scan to be ready for the clinical team who requested the test. If you are worried that there has been a delay in you getting the result, please contact the team who made the request.
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In treating chest infections, the study determined what indicators are useful for assessing treatment response. The study investigated treatment response in those that were treated with intravenous antibiotic therapy (antibiotics delivered into the veins) In this study 8 indicators were considered; sputum colour; 24 hour sputum volume; spirometry (that is breathing tests); blood tests (white cell count and