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patient00039_study2_1
patient00039
study2
1
Impression
1. UNCHANGED POSITIONING OF LINES AND TUBES. 2. SMALL LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX WITH INCREASING PLEURAL THICKENING SEEN IN THE AREA OF THE LEFT LUNG BASE. 3. LINEAR ATELECTASIS IN THE REGION OF THE MINOR FISSURE. THE RIGHT LUNG OTHERWISE APPEARS CLEAR. THE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE IS STABLE.
3. LINEAR ATELECTASIS IN THE REGION OF THE MINOR FISSURE. THE RIGHT LUNG OTHERWISE APPEARS CLEAR. THE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE IS STABLE.
Cardiomediasinal silhouette
null
Stable
['train/patient00039/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00039/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00039_study3_2
patient00039
study3
2
Impression
1. ONE VIEW UPRIGHT CHEST RADIOGRAPH WITH INTERVAL REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE, UNCHANGED POSITION OF SEVERAL LEFT CHEST DRAINS. LEFT-SIDED RIB FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN AS WELL AS A VERY SMALL LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX. 2. DECREASE IN SIZE OF LINEAR ATELECTASIS ADJACENT TO THE MINOR FISSURE. THERE ARE NO NEW FOCAL OPACITIES SEEN. THE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE AND PULMONARY VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED.
1. ONE VIEW UPRIGHT CHEST RADIOGRAPH WITH INTERVAL REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE, UNCHANGED POSITION OF SEVERAL LEFT CHEST DRAINS. LEFT-SIDED RIB FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN AS WELL AS A VERY SMALL LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX.
Nasogastric tube
null
Resolve
['train/patient00039/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study3_2
patient00039
study3
2
Impression
1. ONE VIEW UPRIGHT CHEST RADIOGRAPH WITH INTERVAL REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE, UNCHANGED POSITION OF SEVERAL LEFT CHEST DRAINS. LEFT-SIDED RIB FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN AS WELL AS A VERY SMALL LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX. 2. DECREASE IN SIZE OF LINEAR ATELECTASIS ADJACENT TO THE MINOR FISSURE. THERE ARE NO NEW FOCAL OPACITIES SEEN. THE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE AND PULMONARY VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED.
2. DECREASE IN SIZE OF LINEAR ATELECTASIS ADJACENT TO THE MINOR FISSURE. THERE ARE NO NEW FOCAL OPACITIES SEEN. THE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE AND PULMONARY VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED.
Linear atelectasis
Adjacent to the minor fissure
Better
['train/patient00039/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study4_3
patient00039
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMI-UPRIGHT AP OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. TWO OTHER DRAINS ARE ALSO SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN. 2. INTERVAL INCREASE IN SIZE OF A SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX. 3. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND BIBASILAR OPACITIES, MOST DENSE IN THE RETROCARDIAC AREA. 4. REDEMONSTRATION OF POST-SURGICAL CHANGES IN THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
1. SINGLE SEMI-UPRIGHT AP OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. TWO OTHER DRAINS ARE ALSO SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN.
Chest tube
Left
Stable
['train/patient00039/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study4_3
patient00039
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMI-UPRIGHT AP OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. TWO OTHER DRAINS ARE ALSO SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN. 2. INTERVAL INCREASE IN SIZE OF A SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX. 3. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND BIBASILAR OPACITIES, MOST DENSE IN THE RETROCARDIAC AREA. 4. REDEMONSTRATION OF POST-SURGICAL CHANGES IN THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
2. INTERVAL INCREASE IN SIZE OF A SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX.
Pneumothorax
Left
Worse
['train/patient00039/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study4_3
patient00039
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMI-UPRIGHT AP OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. TWO OTHER DRAINS ARE ALSO SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN. 2. INTERVAL INCREASE IN SIZE OF A SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX. 3. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND BIBASILAR OPACITIES, MOST DENSE IN THE RETROCARDIAC AREA. 4. REDEMONSTRATION OF POST-SURGICAL CHANGES IN THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
3. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND BIBASILAR OPACITIES, MOST DENSE IN THE RETROCARDIAC AREA.
Pleural Effusions
Bilateral
New
['train/patient00039/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study4_3
patient00039
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMI-UPRIGHT AP OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. TWO OTHER DRAINS ARE ALSO SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN. 2. INTERVAL INCREASE IN SIZE OF A SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX. 3. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND BIBASILAR OPACITIES, MOST DENSE IN THE RETROCARDIAC AREA. 4. REDEMONSTRATION OF POST-SURGICAL CHANGES IN THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
3. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND BIBASILAR OPACITIES, MOST DENSE IN THE RETROCARDIAC AREA.
Opacities
Bibasilar
New
['train/patient00039/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study4_3
patient00039
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMI-UPRIGHT AP OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. TWO OTHER DRAINS ARE ALSO SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN. 2. INTERVAL INCREASE IN SIZE OF A SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX. 3. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND BIBASILAR OPACITIES, MOST DENSE IN THE RETROCARDIAC AREA. 4. REDEMONSTRATION OF POST-SURGICAL CHANGES IN THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
4. REDEMONSTRATION OF POST-SURGICAL CHANGES IN THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
Post-surgical changes
Left chest wall
New
['train/patient00039/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study5_4
patient00039
study5
4
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMI-ERECT AP VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. MULTIPLE DRAINS ARE ALSO AGAIN SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PNEUMOTHORAX WHICH APPEARS MINIMALLY INCREASED COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES. 4. STABLE POST-SURGICAL CHANGES OF THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
1. SINGLE SEMI-ERECT AP VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. MULTIPLE DRAINS ARE ALSO AGAIN SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN.
Chest tube
Left
Stable
['train/patient00039/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study5_4
patient00039
study5
4
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMI-ERECT AP VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. MULTIPLE DRAINS ARE ALSO AGAIN SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PNEUMOTHORAX WHICH APPEARS MINIMALLY INCREASED COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES. 4. STABLE POST-SURGICAL CHANGES OF THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
2. REDEMONSTRATION OF A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PNEUMOTHORAX WHICH APPEARS MINIMALLY INCREASED COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION.
Pneumothorax
Left-sided
Worse
['train/patient00039/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study5_4
patient00039
study5
4
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMI-ERECT AP VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. MULTIPLE DRAINS ARE ALSO AGAIN SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PNEUMOTHORAX WHICH APPEARS MINIMALLY INCREASED COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES. 4. STABLE POST-SURGICAL CHANGES OF THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
3. STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES.
Opacities
Bibasilar
Stable
['train/patient00039/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study5_4
patient00039
study5
4
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMI-ERECT AP VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE. MULTIPLE DRAINS ARE ALSO AGAIN SEEN OVERLYING THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PNEUMOTHORAX WHICH APPEARS MINIMALLY INCREASED COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES. 4. STABLE POST-SURGICAL CHANGES OF THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
4. STABLE POST-SURGICAL CHANGES OF THE LEFT CHEST WALL.
Post-surgical changes
Left chest wall
Stable
['train/patient00039/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study6_5
patient00039
study6
5
Impression
1. SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST ON 10/21/11 AT 1722 HOURS DEMONSTRATES STATUS POST CHEST WALL RESECTION. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF LEFT CHEST TUBE. EVIDENCE OF THREE REMAINING LEFT CHEST TUBES SEEN IN THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. 2. SMALL PNEUMOTHORAX, STABLE. BIBASILAR OPACITIES.
1. SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST ON 10/21/11 AT 1722 HOURS DEMONSTRATES STATUS POST CHEST WALL RESECTION. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF LEFT CHEST TUBE. EVIDENCE OF THREE REMAINING LEFT CHEST TUBES SEEN IN THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL.
Chest Tube
Left
Resolve
['train/patient00039/study6/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study6_5
patient00039
study6
5
Impression
1. SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST ON 10/21/11 AT 1722 HOURS DEMONSTRATES STATUS POST CHEST WALL RESECTION. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF LEFT CHEST TUBE. EVIDENCE OF THREE REMAINING LEFT CHEST TUBES SEEN IN THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. 2. SMALL PNEUMOTHORAX, STABLE. BIBASILAR OPACITIES.
2. SMALL PNEUMOTHORAX, STABLE. BIBASILAR OPACITIES.
Small Pneumothorax
null
Stable
['train/patient00039/study6/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study6_5
patient00039
study6
5
Impression
1. SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST ON 10/21/11 AT 1722 HOURS DEMONSTRATES STATUS POST CHEST WALL RESECTION. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF LEFT CHEST TUBE. EVIDENCE OF THREE REMAINING LEFT CHEST TUBES SEEN IN THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. 2. SMALL PNEUMOTHORAX, STABLE. BIBASILAR OPACITIES.
2. SMALL PNEUMOTHORAX, STABLE. BIBASILAR OPACITIES.
Opacities
Bibasilar
Stable
['train/patient00039/study6/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study7_6
patient00039
study7
6
Impression
1. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT-SIDED PNEUMOTHORAX WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF BIBASILAR OPACITIES COMPATIBLE WITH ATELECTASIS AND/OR CONSOLIDATION. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE OF RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED WITH THE PREVIOUS EXAMINATION. 3. REDEMONSTRATION OF POSTSURGICAL CHANGES WITH MULTIPLE SURGICAL CLIPS WITHIN THE LEFT LOWER CHEST WALL WITH ASSOCIATED POSTSURGICAL DEFORMITY. 4. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS.
1. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT-SIDED PNEUMOTHORAX WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE.
Pneumothorax
Left-sided
Stable
['train/patient00039/study7/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study6/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study8_7
patient00039
study8
7
Impression
1. SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DONE ON 9/18/2013 AT 2302 HOURS DEMONSTRATES A SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX. POSTOPERATIVE DEFECTS SEEN ON THE LEFT STATUS POST RESECTION. THERE ARE TWO DRAINS SEEN IN THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, STABLE. LEFT INFRAHILAR LUNG OPACITY THAT MAY REPRESENT CONSOLIDATION VERSUS ATELECTASIS.
1. SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DONE ON 9/18/2013 AT 2302 HOURS DEMONSTRATES A SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX. POSTOPERATIVE DEFECTS SEEN ON THE LEFT STATUS POST RESECTION. THERE ARE TWO DRAINS SEEN IN THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, STABLE. LEFT INFRAHILAR LUNG OPACITY THAT MAY REPRESENT CONSOLIDATION VERSUS ATELECTASIS.
Opacity
Retrocardiac
Stable
['train/patient00039/study8/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study7/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study8_7
patient00039
study8
7
Impression
1. SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DONE ON 9/18/2013 AT 2302 HOURS DEMONSTRATES A SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX. POSTOPERATIVE DEFECTS SEEN ON THE LEFT STATUS POST RESECTION. THERE ARE TWO DRAINS SEEN IN THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, STABLE. LEFT INFRAHILAR LUNG OPACITY THAT MAY REPRESENT CONSOLIDATION VERSUS ATELECTASIS.
1. SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DONE ON 9/18/2013 AT 2302 HOURS DEMONSTRATES A SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX. POSTOPERATIVE DEFECTS SEEN ON THE LEFT STATUS POST RESECTION. THERE ARE TWO DRAINS SEEN IN THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, STABLE. LEFT INFRAHILAR LUNG OPACITY THAT MAY REPRESENT CONSOLIDATION VERSUS ATELECTASIS.
Pleural Effusion
Left
Stable
['train/patient00039/study8/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study7/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study9_8
patient00039
study9
8
Impression
1. REDEMONSTRATION OF EXTENSIVE POSTOPERATIVE CHANGES WITH ASSOCIATED SUPPORTING DEVICES AT THE LEFT LUNG BASE. 2. STABLE SMALL RESIDUAL LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX. 3. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT PERIHILAR AIR-SPACE OPACITY, WHICH HAS A ROUNDED CONFIGURATION. PERSISTENT DENSE RETROCARDIAC AIR-SPACE OPACITY AND PROBABLE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE RIGHT LUNG IS CLEAR. 4. STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE. 5. REDEMONSTRATION OF EXTENSIVE POSTSURGICAL OSSEOUS CHANGE AT THE LEFT LUNG BASE AS WELL AS FRACTURE THROUGH THE POSTERIOR LEFT SIXTH RIB.
2. STABLE SMALL RESIDUAL LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX.
Pneumothorax
Left apical
Stable
['train/patient00039/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study8/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study9_8
patient00039
study9
8
Impression
1. REDEMONSTRATION OF EXTENSIVE POSTOPERATIVE CHANGES WITH ASSOCIATED SUPPORTING DEVICES AT THE LEFT LUNG BASE. 2. STABLE SMALL RESIDUAL LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX. 3. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT PERIHILAR AIR-SPACE OPACITY, WHICH HAS A ROUNDED CONFIGURATION. PERSISTENT DENSE RETROCARDIAC AIR-SPACE OPACITY AND PROBABLE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE RIGHT LUNG IS CLEAR. 4. STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE. 5. REDEMONSTRATION OF EXTENSIVE POSTSURGICAL OSSEOUS CHANGE AT THE LEFT LUNG BASE AS WELL AS FRACTURE THROUGH THE POSTERIOR LEFT SIXTH RIB.
3. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT PERIHILAR AIR-SPACE OPACITY, WHICH HAS A ROUNDED CONFIGURATION. PERSISTENT DENSE RETROCARDIAC AIR-SPACE OPACITY AND PROBABLE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE RIGHT LUNG IS CLEAR.
Air-space opacity
Left perihilar
Worse
['train/patient00039/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study8/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study9_8
patient00039
study9
8
Impression
1. REDEMONSTRATION OF EXTENSIVE POSTOPERATIVE CHANGES WITH ASSOCIATED SUPPORTING DEVICES AT THE LEFT LUNG BASE. 2. STABLE SMALL RESIDUAL LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX. 3. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT PERIHILAR AIR-SPACE OPACITY, WHICH HAS A ROUNDED CONFIGURATION. PERSISTENT DENSE RETROCARDIAC AIR-SPACE OPACITY AND PROBABLE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE RIGHT LUNG IS CLEAR. 4. STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE. 5. REDEMONSTRATION OF EXTENSIVE POSTSURGICAL OSSEOUS CHANGE AT THE LEFT LUNG BASE AS WELL AS FRACTURE THROUGH THE POSTERIOR LEFT SIXTH RIB.
3. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT PERIHILAR AIR-SPACE OPACITY, WHICH HAS A ROUNDED CONFIGURATION. PERSISTENT DENSE RETROCARDIAC AIR-SPACE OPACITY AND PROBABLE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE RIGHT LUNG IS CLEAR.
Air-space opacity
Retrocardiac
Stable
['train/patient00039/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study8/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study9_8
patient00039
study9
8
Impression
1. REDEMONSTRATION OF EXTENSIVE POSTOPERATIVE CHANGES WITH ASSOCIATED SUPPORTING DEVICES AT THE LEFT LUNG BASE. 2. STABLE SMALL RESIDUAL LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX. 3. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT PERIHILAR AIR-SPACE OPACITY, WHICH HAS A ROUNDED CONFIGURATION. PERSISTENT DENSE RETROCARDIAC AIR-SPACE OPACITY AND PROBABLE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE RIGHT LUNG IS CLEAR. 4. STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE. 5. REDEMONSTRATION OF EXTENSIVE POSTSURGICAL OSSEOUS CHANGE AT THE LEFT LUNG BASE AS WELL AS FRACTURE THROUGH THE POSTERIOR LEFT SIXTH RIB.
3. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT PERIHILAR AIR-SPACE OPACITY, WHICH HAS A ROUNDED CONFIGURATION. PERSISTENT DENSE RETROCARDIAC AIR-SPACE OPACITY AND PROBABLE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE RIGHT LUNG IS CLEAR.
Pleural effusion
Left
Stable
['train/patient00039/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study8/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00039_study9_8
patient00039
study9
8
Impression
1. REDEMONSTRATION OF EXTENSIVE POSTOPERATIVE CHANGES WITH ASSOCIATED SUPPORTING DEVICES AT THE LEFT LUNG BASE. 2. STABLE SMALL RESIDUAL LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX. 3. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT PERIHILAR AIR-SPACE OPACITY, WHICH HAS A ROUNDED CONFIGURATION. PERSISTENT DENSE RETROCARDIAC AIR-SPACE OPACITY AND PROBABLE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE RIGHT LUNG IS CLEAR. 4. STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE. 5. REDEMONSTRATION OF EXTENSIVE POSTSURGICAL OSSEOUS CHANGE AT THE LEFT LUNG BASE AS WELL AS FRACTURE THROUGH THE POSTERIOR LEFT SIXTH RIB.
4. STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
Cardiomediasinal silhouette
null
Stable
['train/patient00039/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00039/study8/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00043_study3_2
patient00043
study3
2
Impression
1.AP VIEW OF THE CHEST SHOWS STABLE RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. 2.LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 4.STABLE ELEVATION OF THE RIGHT HEMIDIAPHRAGM.
1.AP VIEW OF THE CHEST SHOWS STABLE RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER.
Venous catheter
Right internal jugular
Stable
['train/patient00043/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00043/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00043_study3_2
patient00043
study3
2
Impression
1.AP VIEW OF THE CHEST SHOWS STABLE RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. 2.LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 4.STABLE ELEVATION OF THE RIGHT HEMIDIAPHRAGM.
2.LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA.
Opacities
Retrocardiac
Stable
['train/patient00043/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00043/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00043_study3_2
patient00043
study3
2
Impression
1.AP VIEW OF THE CHEST SHOWS STABLE RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. 2.LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 4.STABLE ELEVATION OF THE RIGHT HEMIDIAPHRAGM.
2.LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA.
Pulmonary edema
Lungs
Stable
['train/patient00043/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00043/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00043_study3_2
patient00043
study3
2
Impression
1.AP VIEW OF THE CHEST SHOWS STABLE RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. 2.LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 4.STABLE ELEVATION OF THE RIGHT HEMIDIAPHRAGM.
3.STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
Cardiomegaly
Cardiac
Stable
['train/patient00043/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00043/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00043_study3_2
patient00043
study3
2
Impression
1.AP VIEW OF THE CHEST SHOWS STABLE RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. 2.LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 4.STABLE ELEVATION OF THE RIGHT HEMIDIAPHRAGM.
4.STABLE ELEVATION OF THE RIGHT HEMIDIAPHRAGM.
Elevation
Right hemidiaphragm
Stable
['train/patient00043/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00043/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study1_0
patient00044
study1
0
Findings
Interval placement of ET tube with tip at the level of the clavicular heads. NG tube courses into the abdomen. Interval placement of right internal jugular venous central line with tip in the mid SVC. A right IJ sheath is also present. A mitral valve ring is unchanged. A right chest tube and mediastinal drain are in place. Moderate cardiomegaly. Bibasilar opacities, likely representing atelectasis. Mild interstitial pulmonary edema.
A mitral valve ring is unchanged.
Valve Ring
Mitral
Stable
['train/patient00044/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00044_study1_0
patient00044
study1
0
Impression
1. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF LINES AND TUBES AS DESCRIBED. 2. PERSISTENT CARDIOMEGALY WITH MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS.
PERSISTENT CARDIOMEGALY WITH MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS.
Cardiomegaly
null
Stable
['train/patient00044/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00044_study1_0
patient00044
study1
0
Impression
1. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF LINES AND TUBES AS DESCRIBED. 2. PERSISTENT CARDIOMEGALY WITH MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS.
PERSISTENT CARDIOMEGALY WITH MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS.
Interstitial Pulmonary Edema
null
Stable
['train/patient00044/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00044_study1_0
patient00044
study1
0
Impression
1. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF LINES AND TUBES AS DESCRIBED. 2. PERSISTENT CARDIOMEGALY WITH MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS.
PERSISTENT CARDIOMEGALY WITH MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS.
Atelectasis
Bibasilar
Stable
['train/patient00044/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00044_study2_1
patient00044
study2
1
Impression
1. INTERVAL EXTUBATION AND REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE. REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. MODERATE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION, INCREASED SINCE PRIOR EXAM. 3. BILATERAL LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASE IN BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS. MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA IS UNCHANGED.
INTERVAL EXTUBATION AND REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE.
ET Tube
null
Resolve
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study2_1
patient00044
study2
1
Impression
1. INTERVAL EXTUBATION AND REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE. REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. MODERATE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION, INCREASED SINCE PRIOR EXAM. 3. BILATERAL LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASE IN BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS. MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA IS UNCHANGED.
INTERVAL EXTUBATION AND REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE.
Nasogastric Tube
null
Resolve
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study2_1
patient00044
study2
1
Impression
1. INTERVAL EXTUBATION AND REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE. REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. MODERATE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION, INCREASED SINCE PRIOR EXAM. 3. BILATERAL LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASE IN BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS. MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA IS UNCHANGED.
MODERATE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION, INCREASED SINCE PRIOR EXAM.
Pleural Effusion
Right
Worse
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study2_1
patient00044
study2
1
Impression
1. INTERVAL EXTUBATION AND REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE. REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. MODERATE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION, INCREASED SINCE PRIOR EXAM. 3. BILATERAL LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASE IN BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS. MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA IS UNCHANGED.
BILATERAL LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASE IN BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS.
Low Lung Volumes
Bilateral
Worse
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study2_1
patient00044
study2
1
Impression
1. INTERVAL EXTUBATION AND REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE. REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. MODERATE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION, INCREASED SINCE PRIOR EXAM. 3. BILATERAL LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASE IN BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS. MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA IS UNCHANGED.
BILATERAL LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASE IN BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS.
Atelectasis
Bibasilar
Worse
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study2_1
patient00044
study2
1
Impression
1. INTERVAL EXTUBATION AND REMOVAL OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE. REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. MODERATE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION, INCREASED SINCE PRIOR EXAM. 3. BILATERAL LOW LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASE IN BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS. MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA IS UNCHANGED.
MODERATE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA IS UNCHANGED.
Interstitial Pulmonary Edema
null
Stable
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study3_2
patient00044
study3
2
Impression
1. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE SHEATH. THE REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. LARGE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION HAS INCREASED SINCE THE PRIOR EXAM. STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. ENLARGED POSTOPERATIVE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE IS UNCHANGED WITH MITRAL ANNULAR RING.
INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE SHEATH.
Line Sheath
Right Internal Jugular
Resolve
['train/patient00044/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study3_2
patient00044
study3
2
Impression
1. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE SHEATH. THE REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. LARGE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION HAS INCREASED SINCE THE PRIOR EXAM. STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. ENLARGED POSTOPERATIVE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE IS UNCHANGED WITH MITRAL ANNULAR RING.
LARGE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION HAS INCREASED SINCE THE PRIOR EXAM.
Pleural Effusion
Right
Worse
['train/patient00044/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study3_2
patient00044
study3
2
Impression
1. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE SHEATH. THE REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. LARGE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION HAS INCREASED SINCE THE PRIOR EXAM. STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. ENLARGED POSTOPERATIVE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE IS UNCHANGED WITH MITRAL ANNULAR RING.
STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION.
Pleural Effusion
Left
Stable
['train/patient00044/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study3_2
patient00044
study3
2
Impression
1. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE SHEATH. THE REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. LARGE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION HAS INCREASED SINCE THE PRIOR EXAM. STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. ENLARGED POSTOPERATIVE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE IS UNCHANGED WITH MITRAL ANNULAR RING.
ENLARGED POSTOPERATIVE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE IS UNCHANGED WITH MITRAL ANNULAR RING.
Cardiomediasinal Silhouette
null
Stable
['train/patient00044/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study3_2
patient00044
study3
2
Impression
1. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE SHEATH. THE REMAINING LINES AND TUBES ARE UNCHANGED. 2. LARGE RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION HAS INCREASED SINCE THE PRIOR EXAM. STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. ENLARGED POSTOPERATIVE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE IS UNCHANGED WITH MITRAL ANNULAR RING.
ENLARGED POSTOPERATIVE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE IS UNCHANGED WITH MITRAL ANNULAR RING.
Annular Ring
Mitral
Stable
['train/patient00044/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study4_3
patient00044
study4
3
Impression
AP ERECT CHEST RADIOGRAPH. THERE HAS BEEN A MEDIAN STERNOTOMY, WITH PROSTHETIC VALVE REPLACEMENT. A RIGHT IJ VENOUS LINE REMAINS IN PLACE. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A RIGHT-SIDED CHEST TUBE WITH A PERSISTENT SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION, SLIGHTLY DECREASED IN SIZE IN COMPARISON TO PRIOR FILMS. MARKED CARDIOMEGALY IS PRESENT, WITH INCREASED OPACIFICATION SEEN IN THE RETROCARDIAC REGION, AND A LIKELY SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION.
A RIGHT IJ VENOUS LINE REMAINS IN PLACE.
Venous Line
Right IJ
Stable
['train/patient00044/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study4_3
patient00044
study4
3
Impression
AP ERECT CHEST RADIOGRAPH. THERE HAS BEEN A MEDIAN STERNOTOMY, WITH PROSTHETIC VALVE REPLACEMENT. A RIGHT IJ VENOUS LINE REMAINS IN PLACE. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A RIGHT-SIDED CHEST TUBE WITH A PERSISTENT SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION, SLIGHTLY DECREASED IN SIZE IN COMPARISON TO PRIOR FILMS. MARKED CARDIOMEGALY IS PRESENT, WITH INCREASED OPACIFICATION SEEN IN THE RETROCARDIAC REGION, AND A LIKELY SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION.
THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A RIGHT-SIDED CHEST TUBE WITH A PERSISTENT SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION, SLIGHTLY DECREASED IN SIZE IN COMPARISON TO PRIOR FILMS.
Pleural Effusion
Right
Better
['train/patient00044/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study5_4
patient00044
study5
4
Findings
The 0705 hours radiograph demonstrates no significant interval change in the chest allowing for technique. The lines and tubes are stable. Enlarged cardiomediastinal silhouette and moderate pulmonary edema are unchanged with patchy right lower lobe consolidation versus atelectasis. The 2310 hours examination demonstrates stable position of lines and tubes. Again seen are tricuspid and mitral annular rings. The right basilar consolidation versus atelectasis demonstrates mild interval increase in density. Stable marked cardiomegaly.
Enlarged cardiomediastinal silhouette and moderate pulmonary edema are unchanged with patchy right lower lobe consolidation versus atelectasis.
Cardiomediastinal Silhouette
null
Stable
['train/patient00044/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study5_4
patient00044
study5
4
Findings
The 0705 hours radiograph demonstrates no significant interval change in the chest allowing for technique. The lines and tubes are stable. Enlarged cardiomediastinal silhouette and moderate pulmonary edema are unchanged with patchy right lower lobe consolidation versus atelectasis. The 2310 hours examination demonstrates stable position of lines and tubes. Again seen are tricuspid and mitral annular rings. The right basilar consolidation versus atelectasis demonstrates mild interval increase in density. Stable marked cardiomegaly.
Enlarged cardiomediastinal silhouette and moderate pulmonary edema are unchanged with patchy right lower lobe consolidation versus atelectasis.
Pulmonary Edema
null
Stable
['train/patient00044/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study5_4
patient00044
study5
4
Findings
The 0705 hours radiograph demonstrates no significant interval change in the chest allowing for technique. The lines and tubes are stable. Enlarged cardiomediastinal silhouette and moderate pulmonary edema are unchanged with patchy right lower lobe consolidation versus atelectasis. The 2310 hours examination demonstrates stable position of lines and tubes. Again seen are tricuspid and mitral annular rings. The right basilar consolidation versus atelectasis demonstrates mild interval increase in density. Stable marked cardiomegaly.
Enlarged cardiomediastinal silhouette and moderate pulmonary edema are unchanged with patchy right lower lobe consolidation versus atelectasis.
Consolidation or Atelectasis
Right Lower Lobe
Stable
['train/patient00044/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study5_4
patient00044
study5
4
Findings
The 0705 hours radiograph demonstrates no significant interval change in the chest allowing for technique. The lines and tubes are stable. Enlarged cardiomediastinal silhouette and moderate pulmonary edema are unchanged with patchy right lower lobe consolidation versus atelectasis. The 2310 hours examination demonstrates stable position of lines and tubes. Again seen are tricuspid and mitral annular rings. The right basilar consolidation versus atelectasis demonstrates mild interval increase in density. Stable marked cardiomegaly.
The right basilar consolidation versus atelectasis demonstrates mild interval increase in density.
Consolidation or Atelectasis
Right Basilar
Worse
['train/patient00044/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study5_4
patient00044
study5
4
Impression
MILD INCREASE IN RIGHT BASILAR CONSOLIDATION VERSUS ATELECTASIS. THE REMAINDER OF THE CHEST IS NOT SIGNIFICANTLY CHANGED.
MILD INCREASE IN RIGHT BASILAR CONSOLIDATION VERSUS ATELECTASIS.
Consolidation or Atelectasis
Right Basilar
Worse
['train/patient00044/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study6_5
patient00044
study6
5
Impression
1. INTERVAL DECREASE IN PULMONARY EDEMA WITH MILD TO MODERATE EDEMA REMAINING. BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS AND SMALL BILATERAL EFFUSIONS ARE UNCHANGED. 2. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 3. POSTSURGICAL CHANGES FROM PRIOR MEDIAN STERNOTOMY AND MULTIPLE VALVE REPLACEMENTS.
1. INTERVAL DECREASE IN PULMONARY EDEMA WITH MILD TO MODERATE EDEMA REMAINING. BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS AND SMALL BILATERAL EFFUSIONS ARE UNCHANGED.
Edema
Pulmonary
Better
['train/patient00044/study6/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study6/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study6_5
patient00044
study6
5
Impression
1. INTERVAL DECREASE IN PULMONARY EDEMA WITH MILD TO MODERATE EDEMA REMAINING. BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS AND SMALL BILATERAL EFFUSIONS ARE UNCHANGED. 2. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 3. POSTSURGICAL CHANGES FROM PRIOR MEDIAN STERNOTOMY AND MULTIPLE VALVE REPLACEMENTS.
1. INTERVAL DECREASE IN PULMONARY EDEMA WITH MILD TO MODERATE EDEMA REMAINING. BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS AND SMALL BILATERAL EFFUSIONS ARE UNCHANGED.
Atelectasis
Bibasilar
Stable
['train/patient00044/study6/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study6/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study6_5
patient00044
study6
5
Impression
1. INTERVAL DECREASE IN PULMONARY EDEMA WITH MILD TO MODERATE EDEMA REMAINING. BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS AND SMALL BILATERAL EFFUSIONS ARE UNCHANGED. 2. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 3. POSTSURGICAL CHANGES FROM PRIOR MEDIAN STERNOTOMY AND MULTIPLE VALVE REPLACEMENTS.
1. INTERVAL DECREASE IN PULMONARY EDEMA WITH MILD TO MODERATE EDEMA REMAINING. BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS AND SMALL BILATERAL EFFUSIONS ARE UNCHANGED.
Effusions
Bilateral
Stable
['train/patient00044/study6/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study6/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study6_5
patient00044
study6
5
Impression
1. INTERVAL DECREASE IN PULMONARY EDEMA WITH MILD TO MODERATE EDEMA REMAINING. BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS AND SMALL BILATERAL EFFUSIONS ARE UNCHANGED. 2. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 3. POSTSURGICAL CHANGES FROM PRIOR MEDIAN STERNOTOMY AND MULTIPLE VALVE REPLACEMENTS.
2. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
Cardiomegaly
null
Stable
['train/patient00044/study6/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study6/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00044_study7_6
patient00044
study7
6
Impression
1. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR CENTRAL VENOUS LINE. 2. CARDIOMEGALY AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. THE PULMONARY EDEMA HAS BEEN GRADUALLY IMPROVING OVER THE LAST SEVERAL CHEST RADIOGRAPHS. 3. STABLE PATCHY OPACITIES IN BILATERAL PERIHILAR REGIONS WHICH COULD REPRESENT FLUID OR ATELECTASIS.
1. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR CENTRAL VENOUS LINE.
Central venous line
Right internal jugular
Resolve
['train/patient00044/study7/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study7/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study6/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study6/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00044_study7_6
patient00044
study7
6
Impression
1. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR CENTRAL VENOUS LINE. 2. CARDIOMEGALY AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. THE PULMONARY EDEMA HAS BEEN GRADUALLY IMPROVING OVER THE LAST SEVERAL CHEST RADIOGRAPHS. 3. STABLE PATCHY OPACITIES IN BILATERAL PERIHILAR REGIONS WHICH COULD REPRESENT FLUID OR ATELECTASIS.
2. CARDIOMEGALY AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. THE PULMONARY EDEMA HAS BEEN GRADUALLY IMPROVING OVER THE LAST SEVERAL CHEST RADIOGRAPHS.
Cardiomegaly
null
Stable
['train/patient00044/study7/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study7/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study6/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study6/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00044_study7_6
patient00044
study7
6
Impression
1. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR CENTRAL VENOUS LINE. 2. CARDIOMEGALY AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. THE PULMONARY EDEMA HAS BEEN GRADUALLY IMPROVING OVER THE LAST SEVERAL CHEST RADIOGRAPHS. 3. STABLE PATCHY OPACITIES IN BILATERAL PERIHILAR REGIONS WHICH COULD REPRESENT FLUID OR ATELECTASIS.
2. CARDIOMEGALY AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. THE PULMONARY EDEMA HAS BEEN GRADUALLY IMPROVING OVER THE LAST SEVERAL CHEST RADIOGRAPHS.
Edema
Pulmonary
Better
['train/patient00044/study7/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study7/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study6/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study6/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00044_study7_6
patient00044
study7
6
Impression
1. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR CENTRAL VENOUS LINE. 2. CARDIOMEGALY AND MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. THE PULMONARY EDEMA HAS BEEN GRADUALLY IMPROVING OVER THE LAST SEVERAL CHEST RADIOGRAPHS. 3. STABLE PATCHY OPACITIES IN BILATERAL PERIHILAR REGIONS WHICH COULD REPRESENT FLUID OR ATELECTASIS.
3. STABLE PATCHY OPACITIES IN BILATERAL PERIHILAR REGIONS WHICH COULD REPRESENT FLUID OR ATELECTASIS.
Opacities
Bilateral perihilar
Stable
['train/patient00044/study7/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study7/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00044/study6/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00044/study6/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00046_study3_2
patient00046
study3
2
Impression
1.PA AND LATERAL CHEST RADIOGRAPHS DEMONSTRATE THE HEART SIZE WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS. 2.THERE IS BLUNTING OF THE RIGHT COSTOPHRENIC ANGLE, LIKELY REPRESENTING A SMALL PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE LUNGS OTHERWISE APPEAR CLEAR. 3.MARKED DEXTROSCOLIOSIS, WITH VERTEBRAL OSTEOPENIA. THERE ARE NUMEROUS COMPRESSION DEFORMITIES IN THE MID AND LOW THORACIC SPINE, STABLE IN COMPARISON TO A PRIOR CHEST RADIOGRAPH DATED 4-3-2001. 4.SURGICAL CLIPS ARE SEEN IN THE RIGHT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN, LIKELY REFLECTING PRIOR CHOLECYSTECTOMY.
3. MARKED DEXTROSCOLIOSIS, WITH VERTEBRAL OSTEOPENIA. THERE ARE NUMEROUS COMPRESSION DEFORMITIES IN THE MID AND LOW THORACIC SPINE, STABLE IN COMPARISON TO A PRIOR CHEST RADIOGRAPH DATED 4-3-2001.
compression deformities
mid and low thoracic spine
Stable
['train/patient00046/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00046/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00046/study2/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00046/study2/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00046_study4_3
patient00046
study4
3
Findings
Small left pleural effusion is slightly decreased. Bibasilar subsegmental pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation is similarly diminished. Mild pulmonary edema pattern is either unchanged or slightly improved. Cardiac size remains at the upper limits of normal.
Small left pleural effusion is slightly decreased.
pleural effusion
left
Better
['train/patient00046/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00046/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00046/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00046_study4_3
patient00046
study4
3
Findings
Small left pleural effusion is slightly decreased. Bibasilar subsegmental pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation is similarly diminished. Mild pulmonary edema pattern is either unchanged or slightly improved. Cardiac size remains at the upper limits of normal.
Bibasilar subsegmental pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation is similarly diminished.
pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation
bibasilar subsegmental
Better
['train/patient00046/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00046/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00046/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00046_study4_3
patient00046
study4
3
Findings
Small left pleural effusion is slightly decreased. Bibasilar subsegmental pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation is similarly diminished. Mild pulmonary edema pattern is either unchanged or slightly improved. Cardiac size remains at the upper limits of normal.
Mild pulmonary edema pattern is either unchanged or slightly improved.
mild pulmonary edema pattern
null
Stable
['train/patient00046/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00046/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00046/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00046_study4_3
patient00046
study4
3
Findings
Small left pleural effusion is slightly decreased. Bibasilar subsegmental pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation is similarly diminished. Mild pulmonary edema pattern is either unchanged or slightly improved. Cardiac size remains at the upper limits of normal.
Cardiac size remains at the upper limits of normal.
cardiac size
null
Stable
['train/patient00046/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00046/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00046/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00046_study4_3
patient00046
study4
3
Impression
1. Slight decrease of small left pleural effusion and bibasilar subsegmental pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation. 2. Mild pulmonary edema, either unchanged or slightly improved.
1. Slight decrease of small left pleural effusion and bibasilar subsegmental pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation.
pleural effusion
left
Better
['train/patient00046/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00046/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00046/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00046_study4_3
patient00046
study4
3
Impression
1. Slight decrease of small left pleural effusion and bibasilar subsegmental pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation. 2. Mild pulmonary edema, either unchanged or slightly improved.
1. Slight decrease of small left pleural effusion and bibasilar subsegmental pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation.
pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation
bibasilar subsegmental
Better
['train/patient00046/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00046/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00046/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00046_study4_3
patient00046
study4
3
Impression
1. Slight decrease of small left pleural effusion and bibasilar subsegmental pulmonary atelectasis/consolidation. 2. Mild pulmonary edema, either unchanged or slightly improved.
2. Mild pulmonary edema, either unchanged or slightly improved.
mild pulmonary edema
null
Stable
['train/patient00046/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00046/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00046/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00047_study1_1
patient00047
study1
1
Impression
THE PATIENT HAS BEEN INTUBATED. ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE TIP IS AT THE LEVEL OF THE CLAVICLES. THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE IS ENLARGED. LUNG VOLUMES ARE LOW. RETROCARDIAC OPACITY PERSISTS. LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN LOW. PULMONARY VASCULAR MARKINGS APPEAR MORE SHARP WHICH MAY REFLECT IMPROVING EDEMA.
RETROCARDIAC OPACITY PERSISTS.
Opacity
Retrocardiac
Stable
['train/patient00047/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00047_study1_1
patient00047
study1
1
Impression
THE PATIENT HAS BEEN INTUBATED. ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE TIP IS AT THE LEVEL OF THE CLAVICLES. THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE IS ENLARGED. LUNG VOLUMES ARE LOW. RETROCARDIAC OPACITY PERSISTS. LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN LOW. PULMONARY VASCULAR MARKINGS APPEAR MORE SHARP WHICH MAY REFLECT IMPROVING EDEMA.
LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN LOW.
Low lung volumes
null
Stable
['train/patient00047/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00047_study2_0
patient00047
study2
0
Findings
Frontal radiograph of the chest, dated 12/21/00 demonstrates low lung volumes. The cardiomediastinal silhouette is enlarged. Pulmonary vascular markings appear indistinct and nominally prominent consistent with mild pulmonary edema. No consolidation, effusion, or pneumothorax. Anterior cervical fusion hardware is seen. The visualized bony structures are otherwise unremarkable. Single view of the chest taken in semiupright orientation: December 21st, 00 demonstrates stable cardiomegaly. The pulmonary vascular markings, again, appears slightly indistinct suggestive of mild edema. Low lung volumes are again demonstrated. Visualized bony structures are unremarkable.
Single view of the chest taken in semiupright orientation: December 21st, 00 demonstrates stable cardiomegaly.
Cardiomegaly
null
Stable
['train/patient00047/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00047_study3_2
patient00047
study3
2
Impression
1. INTERVAL ADVANCEMENT OF ET TUBE, WHICH TERMINATES APPROXIMATELY 5 CM FROM THE CARINA. 2. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT LUNG BASE OPACITY, CONSISTENT WITH ATELECTASIS AND/OR CONSOLIDATION. 3. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
2. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT LUNG BASE OPACITY, CONSISTENT WITH ATELECTASIS AND/OR CONSOLIDATION.
Opacity
Left lung base
Worse
['train/patient00047/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00047_study3_2
patient00047
study3
2
Impression
1. INTERVAL ADVANCEMENT OF ET TUBE, WHICH TERMINATES APPROXIMATELY 5 CM FROM THE CARINA. 2. INTERVAL INCREASE IN LEFT LUNG BASE OPACITY, CONSISTENT WITH ATELECTASIS AND/OR CONSOLIDATION. 3. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
3. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
Cardiomegaly
null
Stable
['train/patient00047/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00047_study4_3
patient00047
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF ET TUBE. 2. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, AND DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 3. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 4. IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES.
1. SINGLE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF ET TUBE.
Positioning of ET tube
null
Stable
['train/patient00047/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00047_study4_3
patient00047
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF ET TUBE. 2. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, AND DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 3. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 4. IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES.
2. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, AND DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY.
Pleural effusion
Left
Stable
['train/patient00047/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00047_study4_3
patient00047
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF ET TUBE. 2. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, AND DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 3. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 4. IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES.
2. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, AND DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY.
Opacity
Retrocardiac
Stable
['train/patient00047/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00047_study4_3
patient00047
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF ET TUBE. 2. STABLE SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, AND DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 3. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 4. IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES.
3. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
Cardiomegaly
null
Stable
['train/patient00047/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00047_study5_4
patient00047
study5
4
Impression
1. THE PATIENT HAS BEEN EXTUBATED IN THE INTERIM. 2. THERE ARE DECREASED LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASED BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF PULMONARY EDEMA. A RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION IS SLIGHTLY INCREASED WHEN COMPARED WITH PRIOR.
1. THE PATIENT HAS BEEN EXTUBATED IN THE INTERIM.
Intubation
null
Resolve
['train/patient00047/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00047_study5_4
patient00047
study5
4
Impression
1. THE PATIENT HAS BEEN EXTUBATED IN THE INTERIM. 2. THERE ARE DECREASED LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASED BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF PULMONARY EDEMA. A RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION IS SLIGHTLY INCREASED WHEN COMPARED WITH PRIOR.
2. THERE ARE DECREASED LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASED BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY.
Opacities
Bibasilar
Worse
['train/patient00047/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00047_study5_4
patient00047
study5
4
Impression
1. THE PATIENT HAS BEEN EXTUBATED IN THE INTERIM. 2. THERE ARE DECREASED LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASED BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF PULMONARY EDEMA. A RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION IS SLIGHTLY INCREASED WHEN COMPARED WITH PRIOR.
2. THERE ARE DECREASED LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASED BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY.
Opacity
Retrocardiac
Worse
['train/patient00047/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00047_study5_4
patient00047
study5
4
Impression
1. THE PATIENT HAS BEEN EXTUBATED IN THE INTERIM. 2. THERE ARE DECREASED LUNG VOLUMES WITH INCREASED BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF PULMONARY EDEMA. A RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION IS SLIGHTLY INCREASED WHEN COMPARED WITH PRIOR.
A RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION IS SLIGHTLY INCREASED WHEN COMPARED WITH PRIOR.
Pleural effusion
Right
Worse
['train/patient00047/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00047/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00048_study1_0
patient00048
study1
0
Findings
The left chest tube remains in place. There is now a small loculated pneumothorax at the lung base. PORTABLE CHEST, SINGLE VIEW, #0336146: 9-22-2005. FINDINGS: The loculated basilar pneumothorax is minimally larger after removal of the chest tube.
The left chest tube remains in place.
chest tube
left
Stable
['train/patient00048/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00048_study1_0
patient00048
study1
0
Findings
The left chest tube remains in place. There is now a small loculated pneumothorax at the lung base. PORTABLE CHEST, SINGLE VIEW, #0336146: 9-22-2005. FINDINGS: The loculated basilar pneumothorax is minimally larger after removal of the chest tube.
FINDINGS: The loculated basilar pneumothorax is minimally larger after removal of the chest tube.
pneumothorax
basilar
Worse
['train/patient00048/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00048_study1_0
patient00048
study1
0
Impression
1. SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX AFTER REMOVAL OF THE CHEST TUBE.
1. SMALL LEFT PNEUMOTHORAX AFTER REMOVAL OF THE CHEST TUBE.
pneumothorax
left
New
['train/patient00048/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00049_study2_1
patient00049
study2
1
Impression
1. AP VIEW OF THE SEMIERECT CHEST DATED 11-19 AT 2019 HOURS SHOWS INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. NO PNEUMOTHORAX. 2. LUNG VOLUMES ARE LOW AND THERE ARE BILATERAL PATCHY OPACITIES PREDOMINANTLY IN THE MID LUNG ZONES, WHICH CAN BE CONSISTENT WITH THE LOW LUNG VOLUMES VERSUS PULMONARY EDEMA VERSUS INFILTRATES.
AP VIEW OF THE SEMIERECT CHEST DATED 11-19 AT 2019 HOURS SHOWS INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
Venous catheter
Right internal jugular
New
['train/patient00049/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00049/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00049_study3_2
patient00049
study3
2
Impression
AP VIEW OF THE SEMI-ERECT CHEST ON 4/25/2011 USC Center for Body Computing 0556 HOURS SHOWS RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER IN PLACE. THE LUNG VOLUMES ARE AGAIN LOW. INTERVAL INCREASE IN PULMONARY VASCULATURE DEFINITION CONSISTENT WITH IMPROVING PULMONARY EDEMA. NO EVIDENCE OF EFFUSIONS.
THE LUNG VOLUMES ARE AGAIN LOW.
Lung volumes
null
Stable
['train/patient00049/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00049/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00049_study3_2
patient00049
study3
2
Impression
AP VIEW OF THE SEMI-ERECT CHEST ON 4/25/2011 USC Center for Body Computing 0556 HOURS SHOWS RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER IN PLACE. THE LUNG VOLUMES ARE AGAIN LOW. INTERVAL INCREASE IN PULMONARY VASCULATURE DEFINITION CONSISTENT WITH IMPROVING PULMONARY EDEMA. NO EVIDENCE OF EFFUSIONS.
INTERVAL INCREASE IN PULMONARY VASCULATURE DEFINITION CONSISTENT WITH IMPROVING PULMONARY EDEMA.
Pulmonary edema
null
Better
['train/patient00049/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00049/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00050_study1_0
patient00050
study1
0
Impression
REDEMONSTRATION OF AICD DEVICE AND PACEMAKER WIRE AND LEAD WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. CLEAR LUNGS. NORMAL TRANSVERSE CARDIAC DIAMETER. NO RADIOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE OF PNEUMONIA OR CONGESTIVE FAILURE.
REDEMONSTRATION OF AICD DEVICE AND PACEMAKER WIRE AND LEAD WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT CHANGE.
AICD device
null
Stable
['train/patient00050/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00050/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00050_study1_0
patient00050
study1
0
Impression
REDEMONSTRATION OF AICD DEVICE AND PACEMAKER WIRE AND LEAD WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. CLEAR LUNGS. NORMAL TRANSVERSE CARDIAC DIAMETER. NO RADIOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE OF PNEUMONIA OR CONGESTIVE FAILURE.
REDEMONSTRATION OF AICD DEVICE AND PACEMAKER WIRE AND LEAD WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT CHANGE.
Pacemaker wire
null
Stable
['train/patient00050/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00050/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00050_study1_0
patient00050
study1
0
Impression
REDEMONSTRATION OF AICD DEVICE AND PACEMAKER WIRE AND LEAD WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. CLEAR LUNGS. NORMAL TRANSVERSE CARDIAC DIAMETER. NO RADIOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE OF PNEUMONIA OR CONGESTIVE FAILURE.
REDEMONSTRATION OF AICD DEVICE AND PACEMAKER WIRE AND LEAD WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT CHANGE.
Lead
null
Stable
['train/patient00050/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00050/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00051_study1_0
patient00051
study1
0
Findings
null
FRONTAL AND LATERAL RADIOGRAPHS OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF MULTIPLE BILATERAL RIB BASED METASTATIC LESIONS.
metastatic lesions
bilateral rib
Stable
['train/patient00051/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00051/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00055_study1_0
patient00055
study1
0
Impression
1. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF RIGHT IJ VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP IN THE SUPERIOR VENA CAVA. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE WITH THE TIP IN THE STOMACH AND SIDE PORT IN THE DISTAL ESOPHAGUS. NEW INTRA-ABDOMINAL DRAIN ALSO PARTIALLY VISUALIZED. 2. THE LUNGS ARE CLEAR. NO CONSOLIDATION OR PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS.
1. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF RIGHT IJ VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP IN THE SUPERIOR VENA CAVA. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE WITH THE TIP IN THE STOMACH AND SIDE PORT IN THE DISTAL ESOPHAGUS. NEW INTRA-ABDOMINAL DRAIN ALSO PARTIALLY VISUALIZED.
Venous Catheter
Right IJ
New
['train/patient00055/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00055_study1_0
patient00055
study1
0
Impression
1. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF RIGHT IJ VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP IN THE SUPERIOR VENA CAVA. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE WITH THE TIP IN THE STOMACH AND SIDE PORT IN THE DISTAL ESOPHAGUS. NEW INTRA-ABDOMINAL DRAIN ALSO PARTIALLY VISUALIZED. 2. THE LUNGS ARE CLEAR. NO CONSOLIDATION OR PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS.
1. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF RIGHT IJ VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP IN THE SUPERIOR VENA CAVA. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE WITH THE TIP IN THE STOMACH AND SIDE PORT IN THE DISTAL ESOPHAGUS. NEW INTRA-ABDOMINAL DRAIN ALSO PARTIALLY VISUALIZED.
Nasogastric Tube
Stomach
New
['train/patient00055/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00055_study1_0
patient00055
study1
0
Impression
1. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF RIGHT IJ VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP IN THE SUPERIOR VENA CAVA. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE WITH THE TIP IN THE STOMACH AND SIDE PORT IN THE DISTAL ESOPHAGUS. NEW INTRA-ABDOMINAL DRAIN ALSO PARTIALLY VISUALIZED. 2. THE LUNGS ARE CLEAR. NO CONSOLIDATION OR PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS.
1. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF RIGHT IJ VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP IN THE SUPERIOR VENA CAVA. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF NASOGASTRIC TUBE WITH THE TIP IN THE STOMACH AND SIDE PORT IN THE DISTAL ESOPHAGUS. NEW INTRA-ABDOMINAL DRAIN ALSO PARTIALLY VISUALIZED.
Drain
Intra-abdominal
New
['train/patient00055/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00055_study3_2
patient00055
study3
2
Impression
1. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE WITH ONLY A RESIDUAL AMOUNT OF LUCENCY SURROUNDING THE TIP OF THE CHEST TUBE, CONSISTENT WITH RESIDUAL PNEUMOTHORAX. THE LEFT LUNG IS ALMOST COMPLETELY RE-EXPANDED. 2. SOME PATCHY OPACITIES PERSIST IN THE LEFT LUNG BASE AND THE PERIPHERY OF THE LEFT LUNG, LIKELY RESIDUAL ATELECTASIS FOLLOWING RE-EXPANSION. 3. RIGHT LUNG IS CLEAR.
1. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE WITH ONLY A RESIDUAL AMOUNT OF LUCENCY SURROUNDING THE TIP OF THE CHEST TUBE, CONSISTENT WITH RESIDUAL PNEUMOTHORAX. THE LEFT LUNG IS ALMOST COMPLETELY RE-EXPANDED.
Chest Tube
Left
New
['train/patient00055/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00055/study2/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00055/study2/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00055_study3_2
patient00055
study3
2
Impression
1. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A LEFT CHEST TUBE WITH ONLY A RESIDUAL AMOUNT OF LUCENCY SURROUNDING THE TIP OF THE CHEST TUBE, CONSISTENT WITH RESIDUAL PNEUMOTHORAX. THE LEFT LUNG IS ALMOST COMPLETELY RE-EXPANDED. 2. SOME PATCHY OPACITIES PERSIST IN THE LEFT LUNG BASE AND THE PERIPHERY OF THE LEFT LUNG, LIKELY RESIDUAL ATELECTASIS FOLLOWING RE-EXPANSION. 3. RIGHT LUNG IS CLEAR.
2. SOME PATCHY OPACITIES PERSIST IN THE LEFT LUNG BASE AND THE PERIPHERY OF THE LEFT LUNG, LIKELY RESIDUAL ATELECTASIS FOLLOWING RE-EXPANSION.
Patchy opacities
Left lung base and periphery
Stable
['train/patient00055/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00055/study2/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00055/study2/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00056_study2_1
patient00056
study2
1
Impression
1.NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS UNCHANGED IN POSITION. PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, ATELECTASIS OR CONSOLIDATION. OVERALL, NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE.
1.NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS UNCHANGED IN POSITION.
Nasogastric tube
Position
Stable
['train/patient00056/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00056/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00056/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00056_study2_1
patient00056
study2
1
Impression
1.NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS UNCHANGED IN POSITION. PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, ATELECTASIS OR CONSOLIDATION. OVERALL, NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE.
PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, ATELECTASIS OR CONSOLIDATION.
Opacity, Atelectasis or Consolidation
Retrocardiac
Stable
['train/patient00056/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00056/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00056/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00056_study3_2
patient00056
study3
2
Impression
NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS UNCHANGED IN POSITION. PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, UNCHANGED.
NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS UNCHANGED IN POSITION.
Nasogastric tube
Position
Stable
['train/patient00056/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00056/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00056_study3_2
patient00056
study3
2
Impression
NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS UNCHANGED IN POSITION. PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, UNCHANGED.
PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, UNCHANGED.
Pleural effusion, Opacity
Left pleural, Retrocardiac
Stable
['train/patient00056/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00056/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00056_study4_3
patient00056
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMIUPRIGHT VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES A NEW RIGHT-SIDED PERIPHERALLY INSERTED CENTRAL CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING 10 CM BELOW THE CARINA. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF A ENTERIC TUBE. 2. UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF CARDIOMEGALY AND TORTUOUS CALCIFIED AORTA. PERSISTENT SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION. UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF MINIMAL PERIBRONCHIOLAR CUFFING CONSISTENT WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA.
1. SINGLE SEMIUPRIGHT VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES A NEW RIGHT-SIDED PERIPHERALLY INSERTED CENTRAL CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING 10 CM BELOW THE CARINA.
Peripherally inserted central catheter
Right-sided
New
['train/patient00056/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00056/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00056_study4_3
patient00056
study4
3
Impression
1. SINGLE SEMIUPRIGHT VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES A NEW RIGHT-SIDED PERIPHERALLY INSERTED CENTRAL CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING 10 CM BELOW THE CARINA. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF A ENTERIC TUBE. 2. UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF CARDIOMEGALY AND TORTUOUS CALCIFIED AORTA. PERSISTENT SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION. UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF MINIMAL PERIBRONCHIOLAR CUFFING CONSISTENT WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA.
INTERVAL REMOVAL OF A ENTERIC TUBE.
Enteric tube
Position
Resolve
['train/patient00056/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00056/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']