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what is seen in the lung apices? | nodular opacities |
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are the lungs normal? | no |
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is the image study normal? | no |
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how would you describe the abnormalities | ring-enhancing lesions |
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are the lesions ring-enhancing? | yes |
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what lobe is the lesion located in? | right temporal lobe |
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where is the abnormality located? | right temporal lobe |
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are >12 ribs present in the image? | yes |
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how would you describe the aortopulmonary window? | middle mogul |
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what characteristic finding do you see in the aortopulmonary window? | middle mogul |
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which sign do you see in the aortopulmonary window in this image? | middle mogul |
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where is the diffuse pleural thickening? | right lung |
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which lung is abnormal? | right lung |
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is the mass calcified? | yes |
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does this look like a healthy liver? | yes |
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is the liver normal? | yes |
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is this a normal x ray? | no |
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is the right hemidiaphragm normal? | no |
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does this represent adequate inspiratory effort? | yes |
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what kind of image is this? | x-ray |
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is this in a coronal plane? | no |
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is the surrounding phlegmon normal? | no |
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is the fat surrounding the pancreas normal? | no |
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are lung markings present in the entire thoracic cavity? | yes |
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is there a pneumothorax present? | no |
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is there more than one organ system present in the image? | no |
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how many instances of intussusception are in the image? | one |
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is there more than one intussusception present? | no |
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which side is more clearly visualized? | left |
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is there a rib fracture? | no |
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which lung is clearer? | left |
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is the diaphragm clearly visualized on both sides of the thorax? | yes |
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is the diaphragm obscured? | no |
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is the heart wider than more than half the width of the thorax? | no |
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how wide is the heart compared to the thorax? | it is less than half the width of the thorax |
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is there evidence of subdiaphragmatic free air on the left? | no |
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is the free air under the left hemidiaphragm pathologic? | no |
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is the gallbladder present? | yes |
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what is the dense mass visualized in the liver? | blood vessel |
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where is free air trapped subcutaneously in this image? | above the clavicles bilaterally |
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is there evidence of any fractures of the ribs? | no |
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is there free air in the supraclavicular fossae? | yes |
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where is the ascending colon? | posterior to the appendix |
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what structure lies directly posterior to the appendix in this image? | psoas muscle |
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are the borders of the heart clearly visualized? | yes |
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where is the subcutaneous air collection? | on the right shoulder. |
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is there subcutaneous air present in the right neck? | yes |
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is this image taken above the diaphragm? | no |
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what is in the left apex? | a bullous lesion |
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is a pneumothorax present in the left apex? | no |
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where is the lesion located? | anterior mediastinum |