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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.
2. UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF CARDIOMEGALY AND TORTUOUS CALCIFIED AORTA.
Cardiomegaly, Tortuous calcified aorta
Cardiac
Stable
['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.
PERSISTENT SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION.
Pleural effusions, Opacification
Bilateral pleural, Retrocardiac
Stable
['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.
UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF MINIMAL PERIBRONCHIOLAR CUFFING CONSISTENT WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA.
Cuffing, Pulmonary edema
Peribronchiolar
Stable
['train/patient00056/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00056/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00057_study3_2
patient00057
study3
2
Impression
1. RIGHT CHEST TUBE AND EPIDURAL CATHETER REMAIN IN PLACE. TINY, RIGHT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX. 2. INCREASED OPACITY IN LEFT RETROCARDIAC REGION WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS. 3. SMALL, RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION.
1. RIGHT CHEST TUBE AND EPIDURAL CATHETER REMAIN IN PLACE.
Chest tube
Right
Stable
['train/patient00057/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00057/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00057_study3_2
patient00057
study3
2
Impression
1. RIGHT CHEST TUBE AND EPIDURAL CATHETER REMAIN IN PLACE. TINY, RIGHT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX. 2. INCREASED OPACITY IN LEFT RETROCARDIAC REGION WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS. 3. SMALL, RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION.
1. RIGHT CHEST TUBE AND EPIDURAL CATHETER REMAIN IN PLACE.
Epidural catheter
null
Stable
['train/patient00057/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00057/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00057_study3_2
patient00057
study3
2
Impression
1. RIGHT CHEST TUBE AND EPIDURAL CATHETER REMAIN IN PLACE. TINY, RIGHT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX. 2. INCREASED OPACITY IN LEFT RETROCARDIAC REGION WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS. 3. SMALL, RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION.
2. INCREASED OPACITY IN LEFT RETROCARDIAC REGION WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS.
Opacity
Left retrocardiac
Worse
['train/patient00057/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00057/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00058_study1_0
patient00058
study1
0
Findings
On the current chest examination, there is fracture deformity of the right posterolateral eighth rib again noted. This is at upper limits of normal. Soft tissues are within normal limits. The lungs are clear. The previously possible lung nodule is no longer evident and may represent a confluence of normal shadows.
On the current chest examination, there is fracture deformity of the right posterolateral eighth rib again noted.
fracture deformity
right posterolateral eighth rib
Stable
['train/patient00058/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00058/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00058_study1_0
patient00058
study1
0
Findings
On the current chest examination, there is fracture deformity of the right posterolateral eighth rib again noted. This is at upper limits of normal. Soft tissues are within normal limits. The lungs are clear. The previously possible lung nodule is no longer evident and may represent a confluence of normal shadows.
The previously possible lung nodule is no longer evident and may represent a confluence of normal shadows.
lung nodule
lungs
Resolve
['train/patient00058/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00058/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00058_study1_0
patient00058
study1
0
Impression
1. CHEST IS WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS. COMPARISON FROM THE PRIOR DAY'S EXAMINATION INDICATES NO LUNG NODULES ARE NOW EVIDENT. AGAIN SEEN ARE MULTIPLE RIB FRACTURE DEFORMITIES ON THE RIGHT.
COMPARISON FROM THE PRIOR DAY'S EXAMINATION INDICATES NO LUNG NODULES ARE NOW EVIDENT.
lung nodules
lungs
Resolve
['train/patient00058/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00058/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00058_study1_0
patient00058
study1
0
Impression
1. CHEST IS WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS. COMPARISON FROM THE PRIOR DAY'S EXAMINATION INDICATES NO LUNG NODULES ARE NOW EVIDENT. AGAIN SEEN ARE MULTIPLE RIB FRACTURE DEFORMITIES ON THE RIGHT.
AGAIN SEEN ARE MULTIPLE RIB FRACTURE DEFORMITIES ON THE RIGHT.
multiple rib fracture deformities
right
Stable
['train/patient00058/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00058/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00060_study1_0
patient00060
study1
0
Impression
SLIGHTLY INCREASED LUNG MARKINGS BILATERALLY, POSSIBLY WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS; HOWEVER, THERE IS SLIGHT OBLITERATION OF THE RIGHT HEART, POSSIBLY DUE TO PECTUS EXCAVATUM. NO PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO BONY ABNORMALITIES. NORMAL CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
SLIGHTLY INCREASED LUNG MARKINGS BILATERALLY, POSSIBLY WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS;
Lung markings
Bilaterally
Worse
['train/patient00060/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00060/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00060_study1_0
patient00060
study1
0
Impression
SLIGHTLY INCREASED LUNG MARKINGS BILATERALLY, POSSIBLY WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS; HOWEVER, THERE IS SLIGHT OBLITERATION OF THE RIGHT HEART, POSSIBLY DUE TO PECTUS EXCAVATUM. NO PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO BONY ABNORMALITIES. NORMAL CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
NO PLEURAL EFFUSION.
Pleural effusion
null
Resolve
['train/patient00060/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00060/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00060_study1_0
patient00060
study1
0
Impression
SLIGHTLY INCREASED LUNG MARKINGS BILATERALLY, POSSIBLY WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS; HOWEVER, THERE IS SLIGHT OBLITERATION OF THE RIGHT HEART, POSSIBLY DUE TO PECTUS EXCAVATUM. NO PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO BONY ABNORMALITIES. NORMAL CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
NO BONY ABNORMALITIES.
Bony abnormalities
null
Resolve
['train/patient00060/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00060/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00061_study1_0
patient00061
study1
0
Impression
1. NON-DIAGNOSTIC EXAMINATION WITH THE RIGHT LOWER LUNG ZONE NOT INCLUDED. 2. SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. 3. REDEMONSTRATION OF RIGHT LOWER LUNG ZONE OPACITY, WHICH IS ONLY PARTIALLY VISUALIZED. ATTENTION ON FOLLOW UP EXAMINATION. 4. PULMONARY VESSEL ENCEPHALIZATION AND INTERSTITIAL MARKINGS BILATERALLY, CONSISTENT WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 5. VASCULAR CALCIFICATIONS WITHIN THE AORTIC ARCH.
2. SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE.
Pleural Effusion
Left
Stable
['train/patient00061/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00061_study2_1
patient00061
study2
1
Impression
1. TWO LEFT LATERAL DECUBITUS VIEWS OF THE CHEST DATED 10-26-14 AT 0936 DEMONSTRATE STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LINES AND SUPPORT DEVICES. 2. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 3. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT. 4. SMALL LAYERING LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO EVIDENCE OF PNEUMOTHORAX.
1. TWO LEFT LATERAL DECUBITUS VIEWS OF THE CHEST DATED 10-26-14 AT 0936 DEMONSTRATE STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LINES AND SUPPORT DEVICES.
Support Devices
null
Stable
['train/patient00061/study2/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00061/study2/view2_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study2_1
patient00061
study2
1
Impression
1. TWO LEFT LATERAL DECUBITUS VIEWS OF THE CHEST DATED 10-26-14 AT 0936 DEMONSTRATE STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LINES AND SUPPORT DEVICES. 2. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 3. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT. 4. SMALL LAYERING LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO EVIDENCE OF PNEUMOTHORAX.
2. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
Cardiomegaly
null
Stable
['train/patient00061/study2/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00061/study2/view2_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study2_1
patient00061
study2
1
Impression
1. TWO LEFT LATERAL DECUBITUS VIEWS OF THE CHEST DATED 10-26-14 AT 0936 DEMONSTRATE STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LINES AND SUPPORT DEVICES. 2. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY. 3. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT. 4. SMALL LAYERING LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO EVIDENCE OF PNEUMOTHORAX.
3. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT.
Opacities
Bibasilar
Stable
['train/patient00061/study2/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00061/study2/view2_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study3_2
patient00061
study3
2
Impression
1. STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LIFE SUPPORTIVE DEVICES. 2. STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT. 3. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 4. MILD INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA, UNCHANGED.
1. STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LIFE SUPPORTIVE DEVICES.
Life Supportive Devices
null
Stable
['train/patient00061/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study2/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00061/study2/view2_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study3_2
patient00061
study3
2
Impression
1. STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LIFE SUPPORTIVE DEVICES. 2. STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT. 3. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 4. MILD INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA, UNCHANGED.
2. STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT.
Opacities
Bibasilar
Stable
['train/patient00061/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study2/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00061/study2/view2_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study3_2
patient00061
study3
2
Impression
1. STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LIFE SUPPORTIVE DEVICES. 2. STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT. 3. SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 4. MILD INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA, UNCHANGED.
4. MILD INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA, UNCHANGED.
Interstitial Pulmonary Edema
null
Stable
['train/patient00061/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study2/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00061/study2/view2_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study4_3
patient00061
study4
3
Impression
1. STABLE POSITION OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF COARSE RETICULAR PATTERN THROUGHOUT THE LUNGS WITH RETROCARDIAC CONSOLIDATION AND BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, UNCHANGED.
1. STABLE POSITION OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER.
Venous Catheter
Right Internal Jugular
Stable
['train/patient00061/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study4_3
patient00061
study4
3
Impression
1. STABLE POSITION OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF COARSE RETICULAR PATTERN THROUGHOUT THE LUNGS WITH RETROCARDIAC CONSOLIDATION AND BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, UNCHANGED.
2. REDEMONSTRATION OF COARSE RETICULAR PATTERN THROUGHOUT THE LUNGS WITH RETROCARDIAC CONSOLIDATION AND BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, UNCHANGED.
Coarse Reticular Pattern
Throughout the lungs
Stable
['train/patient00061/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study4_3
patient00061
study4
3
Impression
1. STABLE POSITION OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF COARSE RETICULAR PATTERN THROUGHOUT THE LUNGS WITH RETROCARDIAC CONSOLIDATION AND BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, UNCHANGED.
2. REDEMONSTRATION OF COARSE RETICULAR PATTERN THROUGHOUT THE LUNGS WITH RETROCARDIAC CONSOLIDATION AND BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, UNCHANGED.
Consolidation
Retrocardiac
Stable
['train/patient00061/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study4_3
patient00061
study4
3
Impression
1. STABLE POSITION OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF COARSE RETICULAR PATTERN THROUGHOUT THE LUNGS WITH RETROCARDIAC CONSOLIDATION AND BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, UNCHANGED.
2. REDEMONSTRATION OF COARSE RETICULAR PATTERN THROUGHOUT THE LUNGS WITH RETROCARDIAC CONSOLIDATION AND BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, UNCHANGED.
Pleural Effusions
Bilateral
Stable
['train/patient00061/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study5_4
patient00061
study5
4
Impression
1. STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LINES AND SUPPORT DEVICES. 2. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND LIKELY BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 3. MILD INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA, INCREASED WHEN COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAMINATION. 4. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
1. STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LINES AND SUPPORT DEVICES.
Support Devices
null
Stable
['train/patient00061/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study5_4
patient00061
study5
4
Impression
1. STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LINES AND SUPPORT DEVICES. 2. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND LIKELY BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 3. MILD INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA, INCREASED WHEN COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAMINATION. 4. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
2. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND LIKELY BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS.
Opacities
Bibasilar
Stable
['train/patient00061/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study5_4
patient00061
study5
4
Impression
1. STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LINES AND SUPPORT DEVICES. 2. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND LIKELY BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 3. MILD INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA, INCREASED WHEN COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAMINATION. 4. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
2. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND LIKELY BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS.
Pleural Effusions
Bilateral
Stable
['train/patient00061/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study5_4
patient00061
study5
4
Impression
1. STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LINES AND SUPPORT DEVICES. 2. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND LIKELY BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 3. MILD INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA, INCREASED WHEN COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAMINATION. 4. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
3. MILD INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA, INCREASED WHEN COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAMINATION.
Interstitial Pulmonary Edema
null
Worse
['train/patient00061/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00061_study5_4
patient00061
study5
4
Impression
1. STABLE AND UNCHANGED APPEARANCE OF ALL LINES AND SUPPORT DEVICES. 2. PERSISTENT BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND LIKELY BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 3. MILD INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA, INCREASED WHEN COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAMINATION. 4. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
4. STABLE CARDIOMEGALY.
Cardiomegaly
null
Stable
['train/patient00061/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00061/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00062_study2_1
patient00062
study2
1
Impression
1.BILATERAL CHEST TUBES HAVE BEEN REMOVED, AND THERE IS NO PNEUMOTHORAX. 2.BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND SLIGHTLY DECREASED BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION.
1.BILATERAL CHEST TUBES HAVE BEEN REMOVED, AND THERE IS NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
Chest tubes
Bilateral
Resolve
['train/patient00062/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00062/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00062_study2_1
patient00062
study2
1
Impression
1.BILATERAL CHEST TUBES HAVE BEEN REMOVED, AND THERE IS NO PNEUMOTHORAX. 2.BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND SLIGHTLY DECREASED BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION.
2.BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND SLIGHTLY DECREASED BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION.
Pleural effusions
Bilateral
Worse
['train/patient00062/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00062/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00062_study2_1
patient00062
study2
1
Impression
1.BILATERAL CHEST TUBES HAVE BEEN REMOVED, AND THERE IS NO PNEUMOTHORAX. 2.BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND SLIGHTLY DECREASED BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION.
2.BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS AND SLIGHTLY DECREASED BIBASILAR ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION.
Atelectasis versus consolidation
Bibasilar
Worse
['train/patient00062/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00062/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00062_study3_2
patient00062
study3
2
Impression
1.IMPROVED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LUNG BASE. UNCHANGED LEFT EFFUSION AND LEFT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. PATCHY NEW OPACITY OVER THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE, WHICH COULD BE A SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS, ALTHOUGH ATTENTION IS RECOMMENDED ON FOLLOW-UP.
1.IMPROVED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LUNG BASE. UNCHANGED LEFT EFFUSION AND LEFT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. PATCHY NEW OPACITY OVER THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE, WHICH COULD BE A SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS, ALTHOUGH ATTENTION IS RECOMMENDED ON FOLLOW-UP.
Aeration
Right lung base
Better
['train/patient00062/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00062/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00062_study3_2
patient00062
study3
2
Impression
1.IMPROVED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LUNG BASE. UNCHANGED LEFT EFFUSION AND LEFT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. PATCHY NEW OPACITY OVER THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE, WHICH COULD BE A SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS, ALTHOUGH ATTENTION IS RECOMMENDED ON FOLLOW-UP.
1.IMPROVED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LUNG BASE. UNCHANGED LEFT EFFUSION AND LEFT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. PATCHY NEW OPACITY OVER THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE, WHICH COULD BE A SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS, ALTHOUGH ATTENTION IS RECOMMENDED ON FOLLOW-UP.
Effusion
Left
Stable
['train/patient00062/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00062/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00062_study3_2
patient00062
study3
2
Impression
1.IMPROVED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LUNG BASE. UNCHANGED LEFT EFFUSION AND LEFT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. PATCHY NEW OPACITY OVER THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE, WHICH COULD BE A SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS, ALTHOUGH ATTENTION IS RECOMMENDED ON FOLLOW-UP.
1.IMPROVED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LUNG BASE. UNCHANGED LEFT EFFUSION AND LEFT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. PATCHY NEW OPACITY OVER THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE, WHICH COULD BE A SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS, ALTHOUGH ATTENTION IS RECOMMENDED ON FOLLOW-UP.
Atelectasis versus consolidation
Left base
Stable
['train/patient00062/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00062/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00062_study3_2
patient00062
study3
2
Impression
1.IMPROVED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LUNG BASE. UNCHANGED LEFT EFFUSION AND LEFT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. PATCHY NEW OPACITY OVER THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE, WHICH COULD BE A SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS, ALTHOUGH ATTENTION IS RECOMMENDED ON FOLLOW-UP.
1.IMPROVED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LUNG BASE. UNCHANGED LEFT EFFUSION AND LEFT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. PATCHY NEW OPACITY OVER THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE, WHICH COULD BE A SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS, ALTHOUGH ATTENTION IS RECOMMENDED ON FOLLOW-UP.
Opacity
Left upper lung zone
New
['train/patient00062/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00062/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00062_study4_3
patient00062
study4
3
Impression
1.STABLE SMALL LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT EFFUSIONS, AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. THE PREVIOUSLY SEEN LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE PATCHY OPACITY HAS RESOLVED, AND WAS LIKELY SIMPLY DUE TO SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS.
1.STABLE SMALL LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT EFFUSIONS, AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. THE PREVIOUSLY SEEN LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE PATCHY OPACITY HAS RESOLVED, AND WAS LIKELY SIMPLY DUE TO SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS.
Effusions
Left greater than right
Stable
['train/patient00062/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00062/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00062_study4_3
patient00062
study4
3
Impression
1.STABLE SMALL LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT EFFUSIONS, AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. THE PREVIOUSLY SEEN LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE PATCHY OPACITY HAS RESOLVED, AND WAS LIKELY SIMPLY DUE TO SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS.
1.STABLE SMALL LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT EFFUSIONS, AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT BASE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION. THE PREVIOUSLY SEEN LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE PATCHY OPACITY HAS RESOLVED, AND WAS LIKELY SIMPLY DUE TO SUPERPOSITION OF SHADOWS.
Atelectasis versus consolidation
Left greater than right base
Stable
['train/patient00062/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00062/study3/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study1_0
patient00063
study1
0
Impression
1.FRONTAL UPRIGHT RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL ENLARGEMENT OF THE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH INCREASING RIGHTWARD MASS-EFFECT IN THE MEDIASTINUM. A SMALL RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION AS WELL AS RIGHT BASILAR OPACITY HAVE DEVELOPED. A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS ADDITIONALLY PRESENT. NO PNEUMOTHORAX IS PRESENT. 2.THE RIGHT-SIDED PORT TERMINATES APPROXIMATELY AT THE CAVOATRIAL JUNCTION.
1.FRONTAL UPRIGHT RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL ENLARGEMENT OF THE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH INCREASING RIGHTWARD MASS-EFFECT IN THE MEDIASTINUM.
pleural effusion
left-sided
Worse
['train/patient00063/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00063_study1_0
patient00063
study1
0
Impression
1.FRONTAL UPRIGHT RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL ENLARGEMENT OF THE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH INCREASING RIGHTWARD MASS-EFFECT IN THE MEDIASTINUM. A SMALL RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION AS WELL AS RIGHT BASILAR OPACITY HAVE DEVELOPED. A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS ADDITIONALLY PRESENT. NO PNEUMOTHORAX IS PRESENT. 2.THE RIGHT-SIDED PORT TERMINATES APPROXIMATELY AT THE CAVOATRIAL JUNCTION.
1.FRONTAL UPRIGHT RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL ENLARGEMENT OF THE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH INCREASING RIGHTWARD MASS-EFFECT IN THE MEDIASTINUM.
mass-effect in the mediastinum
rightward
New
['train/patient00063/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00063_study1_0
patient00063
study1
0
Impression
1.FRONTAL UPRIGHT RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL ENLARGEMENT OF THE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH INCREASING RIGHTWARD MASS-EFFECT IN THE MEDIASTINUM. A SMALL RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION AS WELL AS RIGHT BASILAR OPACITY HAVE DEVELOPED. A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS ADDITIONALLY PRESENT. NO PNEUMOTHORAX IS PRESENT. 2.THE RIGHT-SIDED PORT TERMINATES APPROXIMATELY AT THE CAVOATRIAL JUNCTION.
A SMALL RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION AS WELL AS RIGHT BASILAR OPACITY HAVE DEVELOPED.
pleural effusion
right-sided
New
['train/patient00063/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00063_study1_0
patient00063
study1
0
Impression
1.FRONTAL UPRIGHT RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL ENLARGEMENT OF THE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH INCREASING RIGHTWARD MASS-EFFECT IN THE MEDIASTINUM. A SMALL RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION AS WELL AS RIGHT BASILAR OPACITY HAVE DEVELOPED. A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS ADDITIONALLY PRESENT. NO PNEUMOTHORAX IS PRESENT. 2.THE RIGHT-SIDED PORT TERMINATES APPROXIMATELY AT THE CAVOATRIAL JUNCTION.
A SMALL RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION AS WELL AS RIGHT BASILAR OPACITY HAVE DEVELOPED.
opacity
right basilar
New
['train/patient00063/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00063_study1_0
patient00063
study1
0
Impression
1.FRONTAL UPRIGHT RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL ENLARGEMENT OF THE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH INCREASING RIGHTWARD MASS-EFFECT IN THE MEDIASTINUM. A SMALL RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION AS WELL AS RIGHT BASILAR OPACITY HAVE DEVELOPED. A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS ADDITIONALLY PRESENT. NO PNEUMOTHORAX IS PRESENT. 2.THE RIGHT-SIDED PORT TERMINATES APPROXIMATELY AT THE CAVOATRIAL JUNCTION.
A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS ADDITIONALLY PRESENT.
opacity
retrocardiac
New
['train/patient00063/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00063_study2_1
patient00063
study2
1
Impression
1.FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PROGRESSION OF THE LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. NO DEFINITE FREE AIR IS IDENTIFIED. 2.BI-BASILAR OPACITIES CONTINUE AS WELL AS A DEVELOPING RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS OR CONSOLIDATION. 3.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA IS PRESENT. THE HEART SIZE IS STABLE. 4.STABLE RIGHT-SIDED PORT.
FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PROGRESSION OF THE LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSIONS.
pleural effusions
left greater than right
Worse
['train/patient00063/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study2_1
patient00063
study2
1
Impression
1.FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PROGRESSION OF THE LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. NO DEFINITE FREE AIR IS IDENTIFIED. 2.BI-BASILAR OPACITIES CONTINUE AS WELL AS A DEVELOPING RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS OR CONSOLIDATION. 3.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA IS PRESENT. THE HEART SIZE IS STABLE. 4.STABLE RIGHT-SIDED PORT.
BI-BASILAR OPACITIES CONTINUE AS WELL AS A DEVELOPING RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS OR CONSOLIDATION.
opacities
bi-basilar
Stable
['train/patient00063/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study2_1
patient00063
study2
1
Impression
1.FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PROGRESSION OF THE LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. NO DEFINITE FREE AIR IS IDENTIFIED. 2.BI-BASILAR OPACITIES CONTINUE AS WELL AS A DEVELOPING RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS OR CONSOLIDATION. 3.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA IS PRESENT. THE HEART SIZE IS STABLE. 4.STABLE RIGHT-SIDED PORT.
BI-BASILAR OPACITIES CONTINUE AS WELL AS A DEVELOPING RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS OR CONSOLIDATION.
opacity
retrocardiac
New
['train/patient00063/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study2_1
patient00063
study2
1
Impression
1.FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PROGRESSION OF THE LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. NO DEFINITE FREE AIR IS IDENTIFIED. 2.BI-BASILAR OPACITIES CONTINUE AS WELL AS A DEVELOPING RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS OR CONSOLIDATION. 3.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA IS PRESENT. THE HEART SIZE IS STABLE. 4.STABLE RIGHT-SIDED PORT.
THE HEART SIZE IS STABLE.
heart size
null
Stable
['train/patient00063/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study2_1
patient00063
study2
1
Impression
1.FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PROGRESSION OF THE LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. NO DEFINITE FREE AIR IS IDENTIFIED. 2.BI-BASILAR OPACITIES CONTINUE AS WELL AS A DEVELOPING RETROCARDIAC OPACITY, WHICH MAY REPRESENT ATELECTASIS OR CONSOLIDATION. 3.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA IS PRESENT. THE HEART SIZE IS STABLE. 4.STABLE RIGHT-SIDED PORT.
STABLE RIGHT-SIDED PORT.
port
right-sided
Stable
['train/patient00063/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study3_2
patient00063
study3
2
Impression
Unchanged right sided Mediport catheter with tip overlying the cavoatrial junction. Decreased bilateral pleural effusions, now small to moderate. Persistent right basilar consolidation which may be due to compressive atelectasis or infection. The upper lungs are clear bilaterally. No pneumothorax. Stable cardiomediastinal silhouette. Bones are unremarkable.
Unchanged right sided Mediport catheter with tip overlying the cavoatrial junction.
Mediport catheter
right-sided
Stable
['train/patient00063/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00063/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study3_2
patient00063
study3
2
Impression
Unchanged right sided Mediport catheter with tip overlying the cavoatrial junction. Decreased bilateral pleural effusions, now small to moderate. Persistent right basilar consolidation which may be due to compressive atelectasis or infection. The upper lungs are clear bilaterally. No pneumothorax. Stable cardiomediastinal silhouette. Bones are unremarkable.
Decreased bilateral pleural effusions, now small to moderate.
pleural effusions
bilateral
Better
['train/patient00063/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00063/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study3_2
patient00063
study3
2
Impression
Unchanged right sided Mediport catheter with tip overlying the cavoatrial junction. Decreased bilateral pleural effusions, now small to moderate. Persistent right basilar consolidation which may be due to compressive atelectasis or infection. The upper lungs are clear bilaterally. No pneumothorax. Stable cardiomediastinal silhouette. Bones are unremarkable.
Persistent right basilar consolidation which may be due to compressive atelectasis or infection.
consolidation
right basilar
Stable
['train/patient00063/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00063/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study3_2
patient00063
study3
2
Impression
Unchanged right sided Mediport catheter with tip overlying the cavoatrial junction. Decreased bilateral pleural effusions, now small to moderate. Persistent right basilar consolidation which may be due to compressive atelectasis or infection. The upper lungs are clear bilaterally. No pneumothorax. Stable cardiomediastinal silhouette. Bones are unremarkable.
Stable cardiomediastinal silhouette.
cardiomediastinal silhouette
null
Stable
['train/patient00063/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00063/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study4_3
patient00063
study4
3
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED RIGHT CHEST WALL MEDIPORT COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.MILD INTERVAL DECREASE IN SIZE OF LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 3.MILD BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA. 4.STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 5.STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED RIGHT CHEST WALL MEDIPORT COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM.
Mediport
right chest wall
Stable
['train/patient00063/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00063/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00063_study4_3
patient00063
study4
3
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED RIGHT CHEST WALL MEDIPORT COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.MILD INTERVAL DECREASE IN SIZE OF LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 3.MILD BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA. 4.STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 5.STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
MILD INTERVAL DECREASE IN SIZE OF LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM.
pleural effusion
left-sided
Better
['train/patient00063/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00063/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00063_study4_3
patient00063
study4
3
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED RIGHT CHEST WALL MEDIPORT COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.MILD INTERVAL DECREASE IN SIZE OF LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 3.MILD BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA. 4.STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 5.STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM.
opacities
bibasilar
Stable
['train/patient00063/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00063/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00063_study4_3
patient00063
study4
3
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED RIGHT CHEST WALL MEDIPORT COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.MILD INTERVAL DECREASE IN SIZE OF LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 3.MILD BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA. 4.STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 5.STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM.
pleural effusion
right-sided
Stable
['train/patient00063/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00063/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00063_study4_3
patient00063
study4
3
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED RIGHT CHEST WALL MEDIPORT COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.MILD INTERVAL DECREASE IN SIZE OF LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 3.MILD BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA. 4.STABLE BIBASILAR OPACITIES AND RIGHT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 5.STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
cardiomediastinal silhouette
null
Stable
['train/patient00063/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00063/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00063_study5_4
patient00063
study5
4
Impression
1.SEMIUPRIGHT FRONTAL RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES A STABLE RIGHT PLEURAL PIGTAIL CATHETER AND RIGHT CHEST WALL PORT. NO EVIDENCE OF A PNEUMOTHORAX. 2.STABLE BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT 3.PERSISTENT RETICULAR OPACITIES IN THE LUNG BASES WITH MILDLY IMPROVED AERATION IN BOTH BASES
SEMIUPRIGHT FRONTAL RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES A STABLE RIGHT PLEURAL PIGTAIL CATHETER AND RIGHT CHEST WALL PORT.
Pigtail catheter
right pleural
Stable
['train/patient00063/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study5_4
patient00063
study5
4
Impression
1.SEMIUPRIGHT FRONTAL RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES A STABLE RIGHT PLEURAL PIGTAIL CATHETER AND RIGHT CHEST WALL PORT. NO EVIDENCE OF A PNEUMOTHORAX. 2.STABLE BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT 3.PERSISTENT RETICULAR OPACITIES IN THE LUNG BASES WITH MILDLY IMPROVED AERATION IN BOTH BASES
SEMIUPRIGHT FRONTAL RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES A STABLE RIGHT PLEURAL PIGTAIL CATHETER AND RIGHT CHEST WALL PORT.
port
right chest wall
Stable
['train/patient00063/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study5_4
patient00063
study5
4
Impression
1.SEMIUPRIGHT FRONTAL RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES A STABLE RIGHT PLEURAL PIGTAIL CATHETER AND RIGHT CHEST WALL PORT. NO EVIDENCE OF A PNEUMOTHORAX. 2.STABLE BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT 3.PERSISTENT RETICULAR OPACITIES IN THE LUNG BASES WITH MILDLY IMPROVED AERATION IN BOTH BASES
STABLE BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT
pleural effusions
bilateral, left greater than right
Stable
['train/patient00063/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study5_4
patient00063
study5
4
Impression
1.SEMIUPRIGHT FRONTAL RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES A STABLE RIGHT PLEURAL PIGTAIL CATHETER AND RIGHT CHEST WALL PORT. NO EVIDENCE OF A PNEUMOTHORAX. 2.STABLE BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT 3.PERSISTENT RETICULAR OPACITIES IN THE LUNG BASES WITH MILDLY IMPROVED AERATION IN BOTH BASES
PERSISTENT RETICULAR OPACITIES IN THE LUNG BASES WITH MILDLY IMPROVED AERATION IN BOTH BASES
reticular opacities
lung bases
Stable
['train/patient00063/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00063_study5_4
patient00063
study5
4
Impression
1.SEMIUPRIGHT FRONTAL RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES A STABLE RIGHT PLEURAL PIGTAIL CATHETER AND RIGHT CHEST WALL PORT. NO EVIDENCE OF A PNEUMOTHORAX. 2.STABLE BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS, LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT 3.PERSISTENT RETICULAR OPACITIES IN THE LUNG BASES WITH MILDLY IMPROVED AERATION IN BOTH BASES
PERSISTENT RETICULAR OPACITIES IN THE LUNG BASES WITH MILDLY IMPROVED AERATION IN BOTH BASES
aeration
both bases
Better
['train/patient00063/study5/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00063/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00065_study1_0
patient00065
study1
0
Impression
1. LUNGS ARE CLEAR WITHOUT FOCAL CONSOLIDATION, EFFUSION OR PNEUMOTHORAX. PLEASE NOTE THAT PLAIN FILM IS NOT ADEQUATE FOR THE DETECTION OF SMALL PULMONARY NODULES (AS WERE SEEN ON PRIOR CHEST CT). RECOMMEND CT CHEST. 2. CARDIOMEDIASTINAL CONTOURS ARE WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS. 3. STABLE APPEARANCE OF THE OSSEOUS STRUCTURES AND SOFT TISSUES.
PLEASE NOTE THAT PLAIN FILM IS NOT ADEQUATE FOR THE DETECTION OF SMALL PULMONARY NODULES (AS WERE SEEN ON PRIOR CHEST CT). RECOMMEND CT CHEST.
Small pulmonary nodules
Lungs
Stable
['train/patient00065/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00065/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00065_study1_0
patient00065
study1
0
Impression
1. LUNGS ARE CLEAR WITHOUT FOCAL CONSOLIDATION, EFFUSION OR PNEUMOTHORAX. PLEASE NOTE THAT PLAIN FILM IS NOT ADEQUATE FOR THE DETECTION OF SMALL PULMONARY NODULES (AS WERE SEEN ON PRIOR CHEST CT). RECOMMEND CT CHEST. 2. CARDIOMEDIASTINAL CONTOURS ARE WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS. 3. STABLE APPEARANCE OF THE OSSEOUS STRUCTURES AND SOFT TISSUES.
3. STABLE APPEARANCE OF THE OSSEOUS STRUCTURES AND SOFT TISSUES.
null
Osseous structures
Stable
['train/patient00065/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00065/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
null
patient00065_study2_1
patient00065
study2
1
Impression
1. NO EVIDENCE OF PULMONARY NODULES OR MEDIASTINAL DISEASE. HOWEVER, CT SCAN IS MORE SENSITIVE FOR THE EVALUATION OF INTRATHORACIC MALIGNANCY. 2.NO EVIDENCE OF FOCAL CONSOLIDATION, PLEURAL EFFUSIONS OR PULMONARY EDEMA OR PNEUMOTHORAX. 3.STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE. 4.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF THE THORACIC SPINE. NO ACUTE OSSEOUS FINDINGS.
3.STABLE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE.
null
Cardiomediastinal silhouette
Stable
['train/patient00065/study2/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00065/study2/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00065/study1/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00065/study1/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00067_study1_0
patient00067
study1
0
Impression
1. INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE WITH ITS TIP IN THE LOW-SVC. NO PNEUMOTHORAX IS APPARENT. 2. ELEVATED RIGHT HEMIDIAPHRAGM WITH A POSSIBLE TINY RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE.
2. ELEVATED RIGHT HEMIDIAPHRAGM WITH A POSSIBLE TINY RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE.
elevation
right hemidiaphragm
Stable
['train/patient00067/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
null
patient00067_study2_1
patient00067
study2
1
Impression
1. THE PATIENT IS ROTATED TO THE RIGHT ON THIS FILM. OTHERWISE, THERE IS GROSSLY NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE WITH STABLE POSITION OF SUPPORTIVE DEVICES AND PERSISTENT LOW LUNG VOLUMES. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE LUNGS ARE, OTHERWISE, CLEAR BILATERALLY.
1. THE PATIENT IS ROTATED TO THE RIGHT ON THIS FILM. OTHERWISE, THERE IS GROSSLY NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE WITH STABLE POSITION OF SUPPORTIVE DEVICES AND PERSISTENT LOW LUNG VOLUMES.
position
supportive devices
Stable
['train/patient00067/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00067/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00067_study2_1
patient00067
study2
1
Impression
1. THE PATIENT IS ROTATED TO THE RIGHT ON THIS FILM. OTHERWISE, THERE IS GROSSLY NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE WITH STABLE POSITION OF SUPPORTIVE DEVICES AND PERSISTENT LOW LUNG VOLUMES. 2. REDEMONSTRATION OF SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. THE LUNGS ARE, OTHERWISE, CLEAR BILATERALLY.
1. THE PATIENT IS ROTATED TO THE RIGHT ON THIS FILM. OTHERWISE, THERE IS GROSSLY NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE WITH STABLE POSITION OF SUPPORTIVE DEVICES AND PERSISTENT LOW LUNG VOLUMES.
low lung volumes
lungs
Stable
['train/patient00067/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00067/study1/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00067_study3_2
patient00067
study3
2
Impression
1. LEFT IJ LINE REMAINS IN PLACE. 2. THERE IS INTERVAL DEVELOPMENT OF A SMALL CAVITARY LESION IN THE LEFT MID LUNG ZONE, IN AN AREA WHERE A SMALL CONSOLIDATION WAS SEEN ON THE PRIOR CHEST FILMS ON 6/17/1998 THROUGH 6-20-1998. 3. A LINEAR SHADOW IN THE LEFT LOWER LATERAL HEMITHORAX MAY REPRESENT THE PATIENT'S BREAST SHADOW, ALTHOUGH A PNEUMOTHORAX IS NOT ENTIRELY EXCLUDED. RECOMMEND REPEAT PA AND LATERAL CHEST FILMS. LUNG FIELDS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. FINDINGS COMMUNICATED TO THE NURSE (Simmons Lucille, PA) TAKING CARE OF THE PATIENT.
1. LEFT IJ LINE REMAINS IN PLACE.
position
left IJ line
Stable
['train/patient00067/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00067/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00067/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00067_study3_2
patient00067
study3
2
Impression
1. LEFT IJ LINE REMAINS IN PLACE. 2. THERE IS INTERVAL DEVELOPMENT OF A SMALL CAVITARY LESION IN THE LEFT MID LUNG ZONE, IN AN AREA WHERE A SMALL CONSOLIDATION WAS SEEN ON THE PRIOR CHEST FILMS ON 6/17/1998 THROUGH 6-20-1998. 3. A LINEAR SHADOW IN THE LEFT LOWER LATERAL HEMITHORAX MAY REPRESENT THE PATIENT'S BREAST SHADOW, ALTHOUGH A PNEUMOTHORAX IS NOT ENTIRELY EXCLUDED. RECOMMEND REPEAT PA AND LATERAL CHEST FILMS. LUNG FIELDS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. FINDINGS COMMUNICATED TO THE NURSE (Simmons Lucille, PA) TAKING CARE OF THE PATIENT.
2. THERE IS INTERVAL DEVELOPMENT OF A SMALL CAVITARY LESION IN THE LEFT MID LUNG ZONE, IN AN AREA WHERE A SMALL CONSOLIDATION WAS SEEN ON THE PRIOR CHEST FILMS ON 6/17/1998 THROUGH 6-20-1998.
small cavitary lesion
left mid lung zone
New
['train/patient00067/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00067/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
['train/patient00067/study2/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00067_study4_3
patient00067
study4
3
Impression
1. LEFT SIDED INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE THAT HAS BEEN REMOVED. 2. SMALL RIGHT SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. BILATERAL LOWER LUNG FIELD NODULAR DENSITIES WHICH MAY REPRESENT NIPPLE SHADOWS BUT IF CONCERN FOR OTHER ETIOLOGY, SUGGEST REPEAT STUDY WITH NIPPLE MARKERS. 4. LOW LUNG VOLUMES. 5. PREVIOUSLY NOTED LEFT SIDED CAVITARY LESION IS NOT VISUALIZED ON THE CURRENT STUDY, IN ITS LOCATION THERE IS A LINEAR DENSITY WHICH MAY REPRESENT AN INFECTIOUS PROCESS OR SCAR. 6. OTHERWISE, NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE OF THE CHEST.
1. LEFT SIDED INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE THAT HAS BEEN REMOVED.
internal jugular line
left sided
Resolve
['train/patient00067/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00067/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00067/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00067_study4_3
patient00067
study4
3
Impression
1. LEFT SIDED INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE THAT HAS BEEN REMOVED. 2. SMALL RIGHT SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. BILATERAL LOWER LUNG FIELD NODULAR DENSITIES WHICH MAY REPRESENT NIPPLE SHADOWS BUT IF CONCERN FOR OTHER ETIOLOGY, SUGGEST REPEAT STUDY WITH NIPPLE MARKERS. 4. LOW LUNG VOLUMES. 5. PREVIOUSLY NOTED LEFT SIDED CAVITARY LESION IS NOT VISUALIZED ON THE CURRENT STUDY, IN ITS LOCATION THERE IS A LINEAR DENSITY WHICH MAY REPRESENT AN INFECTIOUS PROCESS OR SCAR. 6. OTHERWISE, NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE OF THE CHEST.
5. PREVIOUSLY NOTED LEFT SIDED CAVITARY LESION IS NOT VISUALIZED ON THE CURRENT STUDY, IN ITS LOCATION THERE IS A LINEAR DENSITY WHICH MAY REPRESENT AN INFECTIOUS PROCESS OR SCAR.
cavitary lesion
left sided
Resolve
['train/patient00067/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00067/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00067/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00067_study4_3
patient00067
study4
3
Impression
1. LEFT SIDED INTERNAL JUGULAR LINE THAT HAS BEEN REMOVED. 2. SMALL RIGHT SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3. BILATERAL LOWER LUNG FIELD NODULAR DENSITIES WHICH MAY REPRESENT NIPPLE SHADOWS BUT IF CONCERN FOR OTHER ETIOLOGY, SUGGEST REPEAT STUDY WITH NIPPLE MARKERS. 4. LOW LUNG VOLUMES. 5. PREVIOUSLY NOTED LEFT SIDED CAVITARY LESION IS NOT VISUALIZED ON THE CURRENT STUDY, IN ITS LOCATION THERE IS A LINEAR DENSITY WHICH MAY REPRESENT AN INFECTIOUS PROCESS OR SCAR. 6. OTHERWISE, NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE OF THE CHEST.
6. OTHERWISE, NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE OF THE CHEST.
condition
chest
Stable
['train/patient00067/study4/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00067/study3/view1_frontal.jpg', 'train/patient00067/study3/view2_lateral.jpg']
patient00069_study10_9
patient00069
study10
9
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED POSITIONING OF ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJ VASCULAR SHEATH, AND LEFT IJ VASCULAR CATHETER DISTAL TIP AT THE SVC/INNOMINATE JUNCTION. A FEEDING TUBE AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE ARE AGAIN PRESENT, DISTAL TIPS NOT VISUALIZED BUT SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC. SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE AT THE THORACOLUMBAR JUNCTION. 2.UNCHANGED MODERATE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE. 3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED POSITIONING OF ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJ VASCULAR SHEATH, AND LEFT IJ VASCULAR CATHETER DISTAL TIP AT THE SVC/INNOMINATE JUNCTION.
Endotracheal tube, left IJ vascular sheath, left IJ vascular catheter
Various
Stable
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study10_9
patient00069
study10
9
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED POSITIONING OF ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJ VASCULAR SHEATH, AND LEFT IJ VASCULAR CATHETER DISTAL TIP AT THE SVC/INNOMINATE JUNCTION. A FEEDING TUBE AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE ARE AGAIN PRESENT, DISTAL TIPS NOT VISUALIZED BUT SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC. SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE AT THE THORACOLUMBAR JUNCTION. 2.UNCHANGED MODERATE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE. 3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
A FEEDING TUBE AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE ARE AGAIN PRESENT, DISTAL TIPS NOT VISUALIZED BUT SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC.
Feeding tube
Subdiaphragmatic
Stable
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study10_9
patient00069
study10
9
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED POSITIONING OF ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJ VASCULAR SHEATH, AND LEFT IJ VASCULAR CATHETER DISTAL TIP AT THE SVC/INNOMINATE JUNCTION. A FEEDING TUBE AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE ARE AGAIN PRESENT, DISTAL TIPS NOT VISUALIZED BUT SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC. SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE AT THE THORACOLUMBAR JUNCTION. 2.UNCHANGED MODERATE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE. 3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
A FEEDING TUBE AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE ARE AGAIN PRESENT, DISTAL TIPS NOT VISUALIZED BUT SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC.
Nasogastric tube
Subdiaphragmatic
Stable
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study10_9
patient00069
study10
9
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED POSITIONING OF ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJ VASCULAR SHEATH, AND LEFT IJ VASCULAR CATHETER DISTAL TIP AT THE SVC/INNOMINATE JUNCTION. A FEEDING TUBE AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE ARE AGAIN PRESENT, DISTAL TIPS NOT VISUALIZED BUT SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC. SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE AT THE THORACOLUMBAR JUNCTION. 2.UNCHANGED MODERATE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE. 3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
2.UNCHANGED MODERATE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE.
Silhouette enlargement
Cardiac
Stable
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study10_9
patient00069
study10
9
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED POSITIONING OF ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJ VASCULAR SHEATH, AND LEFT IJ VASCULAR CATHETER DISTAL TIP AT THE SVC/INNOMINATE JUNCTION. A FEEDING TUBE AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE ARE AGAIN PRESENT, DISTAL TIPS NOT VISUALIZED BUT SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC. SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE AT THE THORACOLUMBAR JUNCTION. 2.UNCHANGED MODERATE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE. 3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
Pleural effusion
Left
Stable
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study10_9
patient00069
study10
9
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED POSITIONING OF ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJ VASCULAR SHEATH, AND LEFT IJ VASCULAR CATHETER DISTAL TIP AT THE SVC/INNOMINATE JUNCTION. A FEEDING TUBE AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE ARE AGAIN PRESENT, DISTAL TIPS NOT VISUALIZED BUT SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC. SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE AT THE THORACOLUMBAR JUNCTION. 2.UNCHANGED MODERATE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE. 3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
Pleural effusion
Right
Stable
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study10_9
patient00069
study10
9
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED POSITIONING OF ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJ VASCULAR SHEATH, AND LEFT IJ VASCULAR CATHETER DISTAL TIP AT THE SVC/INNOMINATE JUNCTION. A FEEDING TUBE AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE ARE AGAIN PRESENT, DISTAL TIPS NOT VISUALIZED BUT SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC. SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE AT THE THORACOLUMBAR JUNCTION. 2.UNCHANGED MODERATE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE. 3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
Opacity
Retrocardiac
Stable
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study10_9
patient00069
study10
9
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED POSITIONING OF ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJ VASCULAR SHEATH, AND LEFT IJ VASCULAR CATHETER DISTAL TIP AT THE SVC/INNOMINATE JUNCTION. A FEEDING TUBE AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE ARE AGAIN PRESENT, DISTAL TIPS NOT VISUALIZED BUT SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC. SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE AT THE THORACOLUMBAR JUNCTION. 2.UNCHANGED MODERATE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CARDIAC SILHOUETTE. 3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
3.UNCHANGED MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. UNCHANGED DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. UNCHANGED MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. NO PNEUMOTHORAX.
Pulmonary edema
Lungs
Stable
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study9/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study11_10
patient00069
study11
10
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST WITH PATIENT'S CHIN OBSCURING THE LEFT APEX DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, FEEDING TUBE, NG, AND LEFT IJ CVC. SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE IS AGAIN SEEN IN THE THORACOLUMBAR SPINE. THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND A SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. A PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS AGAIN SEEN. OVERALL NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE FROM PRIOR EXAM.
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST WITH PATIENT'S CHIN OBSCURING THE LEFT APEX DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, FEEDING TUBE, NG, AND LEFT IJ CVC.
Positioning of the ET, feeding tube, NG, and left IJ CVC
Left apex
Stable
['train/patient00069/study11/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study11_10
patient00069
study11
10
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST WITH PATIENT'S CHIN OBSCURING THE LEFT APEX DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, FEEDING TUBE, NG, AND LEFT IJ CVC. SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE IS AGAIN SEEN IN THE THORACOLUMBAR SPINE. THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND A SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. A PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS AGAIN SEEN. OVERALL NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE FROM PRIOR EXAM.
THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND A SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION.
Moderate to large pleural effusion
Left
Stable
['train/patient00069/study11/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study11_10
patient00069
study11
10
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST WITH PATIENT'S CHIN OBSCURING THE LEFT APEX DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, FEEDING TUBE, NG, AND LEFT IJ CVC. SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE IS AGAIN SEEN IN THE THORACOLUMBAR SPINE. THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND A SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. A PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS AGAIN SEEN. OVERALL NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE FROM PRIOR EXAM.
THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND A SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION.
Small pleural effusion
Right
Stable
['train/patient00069/study11/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study10/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study12_11
patient00069
study12
11
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, NG, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ, LEFT IJ SHEATH, AND SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE. 2.THE CARDIA MEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE WITH STABLE PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS AGAIN SEEN AND A NEW LINEAR OPACITY IS SEEN IN THE RIGHT MIDLUNG ZONE.
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, NG, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ, LEFT IJ SHEATH, AND SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE.
Positioning of the ET, NG, feeding tube, left IJ, left IJ sheath, and spinal fusion hardware
null
Stable
['train/patient00069/study12/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study11/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study12_11
patient00069
study12
11
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, NG, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ, LEFT IJ SHEATH, AND SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE. 2.THE CARDIA MEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE WITH STABLE PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS AGAIN SEEN AND A NEW LINEAR OPACITY IS SEEN IN THE RIGHT MIDLUNG ZONE.
2.THE CARDIA MEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE WITH STABLE PULMONARY EDEMA.
Cardia mediastinal silhouette
null
Stable
['train/patient00069/study12/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study11/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study12_11
patient00069
study12
11
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, NG, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ, LEFT IJ SHEATH, AND SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE. 2.THE CARDIA MEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE WITH STABLE PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS AGAIN SEEN AND A NEW LINEAR OPACITY IS SEEN IN THE RIGHT MIDLUNG ZONE.
2.THE CARDIA MEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE WITH STABLE PULMONARY EDEMA.
Pulmonary edema
null
Stable
['train/patient00069/study12/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study11/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study12_11
patient00069
study12
11
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, NG, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ, LEFT IJ SHEATH, AND SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE. 2.THE CARDIA MEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE WITH STABLE PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS AGAIN SEEN AND A NEW LINEAR OPACITY IS SEEN IN THE RIGHT MIDLUNG ZONE.
3.THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION.
Moderate to large pleural effusion
Left
Stable
['train/patient00069/study12/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study11/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study12_11
patient00069
study12
11
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, NG, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ, LEFT IJ SHEATH, AND SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE. 2.THE CARDIA MEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE WITH STABLE PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS AGAIN SEEN AND A NEW LINEAR OPACITY IS SEEN IN THE RIGHT MIDLUNG ZONE.
3.THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION.
Small pleural effusion
Right
Stable
['train/patient00069/study12/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study11/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study12_11
patient00069
study12
11
Impression
1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ET, NG, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ, LEFT IJ SHEATH, AND SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE. 2.THE CARDIA MEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE WITH STABLE PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.THERE IS A STABLE MODERATE TO LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND SMALL RIGHT PLEURAL EFFUSION. A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS AGAIN SEEN AND A NEW LINEAR OPACITY IS SEEN IN THE RIGHT MIDLUNG ZONE.
A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY IS AGAIN SEEN AND A NEW LINEAR OPACITY IS SEEN IN THE RIGHT MIDLUNG ZONE.
Linear opacity
Right midlung zone
New
['train/patient00069/study12/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study11/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study13_12
patient00069
study13
12
Impression
1.FURTHER INTERVAL INCREASE IN LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH LITTLE RESIDUAL AERATED LUNG IN THE LEFT UPPER LOBE 2.INTERVAL RESOLUTION OF FOCAL RIGHT UPPER LOBE OPACITY. 3.PERSISTENT DIFFUSE GROUNDGLASS OPACITY IN RIGHT LUNG LIKELY PULMONARY EDEMA, UNCHANGED. 4.STABILITY OF ET TUBE, NG TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.
1.FURTHER INTERVAL INCREASE IN LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH LITTLE RESIDUAL AERATED LUNG IN THE LEFT UPPER LOBE
Large pleural effusion
Left upper lobe
Worse
['train/patient00069/study13/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study12/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study13_12
patient00069
study13
12
Impression
1.FURTHER INTERVAL INCREASE IN LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH LITTLE RESIDUAL AERATED LUNG IN THE LEFT UPPER LOBE 2.INTERVAL RESOLUTION OF FOCAL RIGHT UPPER LOBE OPACITY. 3.PERSISTENT DIFFUSE GROUNDGLASS OPACITY IN RIGHT LUNG LIKELY PULMONARY EDEMA, UNCHANGED. 4.STABILITY OF ET TUBE, NG TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.
2.INTERVAL RESOLUTION OF FOCAL RIGHT UPPER LOBE OPACITY.
Focal opacity
Right upper lobe
Resolve
['train/patient00069/study13/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study12/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study13_12
patient00069
study13
12
Impression
1.FURTHER INTERVAL INCREASE IN LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH LITTLE RESIDUAL AERATED LUNG IN THE LEFT UPPER LOBE 2.INTERVAL RESOLUTION OF FOCAL RIGHT UPPER LOBE OPACITY. 3.PERSISTENT DIFFUSE GROUNDGLASS OPACITY IN RIGHT LUNG LIKELY PULMONARY EDEMA, UNCHANGED. 4.STABILITY OF ET TUBE, NG TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.
3.PERSISTENT DIFFUSE GROUNDGLASS OPACITY IN RIGHT LUNG LIKELY PULMONARY EDEMA, UNCHANGED.
Diffuse groundglass opacity likely pulmonary edema
Right lung
Stable
['train/patient00069/study13/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study12/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study13_12
patient00069
study13
12
Impression
1.FURTHER INTERVAL INCREASE IN LARGE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITH LITTLE RESIDUAL AERATED LUNG IN THE LEFT UPPER LOBE 2.INTERVAL RESOLUTION OF FOCAL RIGHT UPPER LOBE OPACITY. 3.PERSISTENT DIFFUSE GROUNDGLASS OPACITY IN RIGHT LUNG LIKELY PULMONARY EDEMA, UNCHANGED. 4.STABILITY OF ET TUBE, NG TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.
4.STABILITY OF ET TUBE, NG TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.
ET tube, NG tube, feeding tube, left IJ catheter and sheath, and spinal fixation hardware
null
Stable
['train/patient00069/study13/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study12/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study14_13
patient00069
study14
13
Impression
1.ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT IJ CENTRAL LINE, AND LEFT-SIDED PIGTAIL PLEURAL DRAIN ARE ALL STABLE. 2.DIFFUSE RETICULAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY ARE STABLE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS ALSO STABLE.
1.ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT IJ CENTRAL LINE, AND LEFT-SIDED PIGTAIL PLEURAL DRAIN ARE ALL STABLE.
Endotracheal tube, feeding tube, nasogastric tube, left IJ sheath, left IJ central line, and left-sided pigtail pleural drain
null
Stable
['train/patient00069/study14/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study13/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study14_13
patient00069
study14
13
Impression
1.ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT IJ CENTRAL LINE, AND LEFT-SIDED PIGTAIL PLEURAL DRAIN ARE ALL STABLE. 2.DIFFUSE RETICULAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY ARE STABLE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS ALSO STABLE.
2.DIFFUSE RETICULAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY ARE STABLE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS ALSO STABLE.
Diffuse reticular opacities
null
Stable
['train/patient00069/study14/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study13/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study14_13
patient00069
study14
13
Impression
1.ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT IJ CENTRAL LINE, AND LEFT-SIDED PIGTAIL PLEURAL DRAIN ARE ALL STABLE. 2.DIFFUSE RETICULAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY ARE STABLE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS ALSO STABLE.
2.DIFFUSE RETICULAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY ARE STABLE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS ALSO STABLE.
Opacity
Retrocardiac
Stable
['train/patient00069/study14/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study13/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study14_13
patient00069
study14
13
Impression
1.ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT IJ CENTRAL LINE, AND LEFT-SIDED PIGTAIL PLEURAL DRAIN ARE ALL STABLE. 2.DIFFUSE RETICULAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY ARE STABLE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS ALSO STABLE.
2.DIFFUSE RETICULAR OPACITIES AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY ARE STABLE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS ALSO STABLE.
Pleural effusion
Left
Stable
['train/patient00069/study14/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study13/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study15_14
patient00069
study15
14
Impression
1.SUPINE PORTABLE CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, AND LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH. 2.REDEMONSTRATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL PIGTAIL CATHETER WITH COMPLETE OPACIFICATION OF THE LEFT HEMITHORAX WITH MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT WITH VOLUME LOSS AND INTERVAL INCREASE IN SIZE OF LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION AND/OR ASSOCIATED ATELECTASIS.
1.SUPINE PORTABLE CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, AND LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH.
Endotracheal tube, feeding tube, nasogastric tube, and left IJ line and sheath
null
Stable
['train/patient00069/study15/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study14/view1_frontal.jpg']
patient00069_study15_14
patient00069
study15
14
Impression
1.SUPINE PORTABLE CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, AND LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH. 2.REDEMONSTRATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL PIGTAIL CATHETER WITH COMPLETE OPACIFICATION OF THE LEFT HEMITHORAX WITH MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT WITH VOLUME LOSS AND INTERVAL INCREASE IN SIZE OF LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION AND/OR ASSOCIATED ATELECTASIS.
2.REDEMONSTRATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL PIGTAIL CATHETER WITH COMPLETE OPACIFICATION OF THE LEFT HEMITHORAX WITH MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT WITH VOLUME LOSS AND INTERVAL INCREASE IN SIZE OF LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION AND/OR ASSOCIATED ATELECTASIS.
Pleural effusion and/or associated atelectasis
Left
Worse
['train/patient00069/study15/view1_frontal.jpg']
['train/patient00069/study14/view1_frontal.jpg']