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patient00069_study16_15 | patient00069 | study16 | 15 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 2. INTERVAL MINIMAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE LEFT LUNG COMPLETELY OPACIFIED. PERSISTENT LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION, MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT, AND EVIDENCE OF VOLUME LOSS. 3.THE PREVIOUSLY DEMONSTRATED LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX IS NO LONGER EVIDENT. 4.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 5.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF THE SPINE. | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. | lines and tubes | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study16/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study15/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study16_15 | patient00069 | study16 | 15 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 2. INTERVAL MINIMAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE LEFT LUNG COMPLETELY OPACIFIED. PERSISTENT LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION, MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT, AND EVIDENCE OF VOLUME LOSS. 3.THE PREVIOUSLY DEMONSTRATED LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX IS NO LONGER EVIDENT. 4.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 5.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF THE SPINE. | 2. INTERVAL MINIMAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE LEFT LUNG COMPLETELY OPACIFIED. PERSISTENT LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION, MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT, AND EVIDENCE OF VOLUME LOSS. | aeration | left upper lobe | Better | ['train/patient00069/study16/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study15/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study16_15 | patient00069 | study16 | 15 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 2. INTERVAL MINIMAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE LEFT LUNG COMPLETELY OPACIFIED. PERSISTENT LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION, MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT, AND EVIDENCE OF VOLUME LOSS. 3.THE PREVIOUSLY DEMONSTRATED LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX IS NO LONGER EVIDENT. 4.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 5.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF THE SPINE. | 2. INTERVAL MINIMAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE LEFT LUNG COMPLETELY OPACIFIED. PERSISTENT LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION, MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT, AND EVIDENCE OF VOLUME LOSS. | pleural effusion | left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study16/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study15/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study16_15 | patient00069 | study16 | 15 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 2. INTERVAL MINIMAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE LEFT LUNG COMPLETELY OPACIFIED. PERSISTENT LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION, MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT, AND EVIDENCE OF VOLUME LOSS. 3.THE PREVIOUSLY DEMONSTRATED LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX IS NO LONGER EVIDENT. 4.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 5.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF THE SPINE. | 2. INTERVAL MINIMAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE LEFT LUNG COMPLETELY OPACIFIED. PERSISTENT LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION, MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT, AND EVIDENCE OF VOLUME LOSS. | mediastinal shift | left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study16/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study15/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study16_15 | patient00069 | study16 | 15 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 2. INTERVAL MINIMAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE LEFT LUNG COMPLETELY OPACIFIED. PERSISTENT LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION, MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT, AND EVIDENCE OF VOLUME LOSS. 3.THE PREVIOUSLY DEMONSTRATED LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX IS NO LONGER EVIDENT. 4.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 5.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF THE SPINE. | 2. INTERVAL MINIMAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE LEFT LUNG COMPLETELY OPACIFIED. PERSISTENT LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION, MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT, AND EVIDENCE OF VOLUME LOSS. | volume loss | left lung | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study16/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study15/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study16_15 | patient00069 | study16 | 15 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 2. INTERVAL MINIMAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE WITH THE MAJORITY OF THE LEFT LUNG COMPLETELY OPACIFIED. PERSISTENT LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION, MEDIASTINAL SHIFT TO THE LEFT, AND EVIDENCE OF VOLUME LOSS. 3.THE PREVIOUSLY DEMONSTRATED LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX IS NO LONGER EVIDENT. 4.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. 5.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF THE SPINE. | 3.THE PREVIOUSLY DEMONSTRATED LEFT APICAL PNEUMOTHORAX IS NO LONGER EVIDENT. | pneumothorax | left apical | Resolve | ['train/patient00069/study16/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study15/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study17_16 | patient00069 | study17 | 16 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSTOPERATIVE CHANGES AND SUPPORTIVE EQUIPMENT. THERE IS A QUESTIONABLE TINY PNEUMOTHORAX ON THE LEFT AS SEEN ON PRIOR EXAM PERFORMED SAME DAY WITH REDEMONSTRATION OF A LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. OTHERWISE NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE FROM PRIOR EXAM. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSTOPERATIVE CHANGES AND SUPPORTIVE EQUIPMENT. THERE IS A QUESTIONABLE TINY PNEUMOTHORAX ON THE LEFT AS SEEN ON PRIOR EXAM PERFORMED SAME DAY WITH REDEMONSTRATION OF A LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. OTHERWISE NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE FROM PRIOR EXAM. | postoperative changes | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study17/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study16/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study17_16 | patient00069 | study17 | 16 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSTOPERATIVE CHANGES AND SUPPORTIVE EQUIPMENT. THERE IS A QUESTIONABLE TINY PNEUMOTHORAX ON THE LEFT AS SEEN ON PRIOR EXAM PERFORMED SAME DAY WITH REDEMONSTRATION OF A LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. OTHERWISE NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE FROM PRIOR EXAM. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSTOPERATIVE CHANGES AND SUPPORTIVE EQUIPMENT. THERE IS A QUESTIONABLE TINY PNEUMOTHORAX ON THE LEFT AS SEEN ON PRIOR EXAM PERFORMED SAME DAY WITH REDEMONSTRATION OF A LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. OTHERWISE NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE FROM PRIOR EXAM. | pleural effusion | left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study17/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study16/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study18_17 | patient00069 | study18 | 17 | Impression | 1.SEMI-UPRIGHT CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 2.GRADUAL DECREASE IN SIZE IN LEFT SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION OVER THE LAST FEW RADIOGRAPHS. 3.PERSISTENT ATELECTASIS OF A LARGE PORTION OF THE LEFT MID TO LOWER LUNG ZONES. 4.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. | 1.SEMI-UPRIGHT CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. | lines and tubes | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study18/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study17/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study18_17 | patient00069 | study18 | 17 | Impression | 1.SEMI-UPRIGHT CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 2.GRADUAL DECREASE IN SIZE IN LEFT SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION OVER THE LAST FEW RADIOGRAPHS. 3.PERSISTENT ATELECTASIS OF A LARGE PORTION OF THE LEFT MID TO LOWER LUNG ZONES. 4.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. | 2.GRADUAL DECREASE IN SIZE IN LEFT SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION OVER THE LAST FEW RADIOGRAPHS. | pleural effusion | left | Better | ['train/patient00069/study18/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study17/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study18_17 | patient00069 | study18 | 17 | Impression | 1.SEMI-UPRIGHT CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 2.GRADUAL DECREASE IN SIZE IN LEFT SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION OVER THE LAST FEW RADIOGRAPHS. 3.PERSISTENT ATELECTASIS OF A LARGE PORTION OF THE LEFT MID TO LOWER LUNG ZONES. 4.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. | 3.PERSISTENT ATELECTASIS OF A LARGE PORTION OF THE LEFT MID TO LOWER LUNG ZONES. | atelectasis | left mid to lower lung zones | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study18/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study17/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study19_18 | patient00069 | study19 | 18 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A PACER PAD WHICH OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. NEW SKIN STAPLES AND SUTURE MATERIAL OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. 2.THE NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS ONLY VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE MID ESOPHAGUS. ATTENTION ON FOLLOW-UP OR REPEAT STUDY IS RECOMMENDED TO DETERMINE LOCATION. OTHERWISE STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 3.INTERVAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT LUNG WITH A REDEMONSTRATED LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES ARE AGAIN NOTED OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS AND A MINIMALLY DISPLACED FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN OF A LATERAL LEFT RIB. 5.FINDINGS WERE DISCUSSED WITH Adelynn Mccormick ON july 2015 AT 13:50. | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A PACER PAD WHICH OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. NEW SKIN STAPLES AND SUTURE MATERIAL OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. | pacer pad | left hemithorax | New | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study18/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study19_18 | patient00069 | study19 | 18 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A PACER PAD WHICH OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. NEW SKIN STAPLES AND SUTURE MATERIAL OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. 2.THE NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS ONLY VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE MID ESOPHAGUS. ATTENTION ON FOLLOW-UP OR REPEAT STUDY IS RECOMMENDED TO DETERMINE LOCATION. OTHERWISE STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 3.INTERVAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT LUNG WITH A REDEMONSTRATED LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES ARE AGAIN NOTED OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS AND A MINIMALLY DISPLACED FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN OF A LATERAL LEFT RIB. 5.FINDINGS WERE DISCUSSED WITH Adelynn Mccormick ON july 2015 AT 13:50. | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A PACER PAD WHICH OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. NEW SKIN STAPLES AND SUTURE MATERIAL OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. | skin staples and suture material | left hemithorax | New | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study18/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study19_18 | patient00069 | study19 | 18 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A PACER PAD WHICH OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. NEW SKIN STAPLES AND SUTURE MATERIAL OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. 2.THE NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS ONLY VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE MID ESOPHAGUS. ATTENTION ON FOLLOW-UP OR REPEAT STUDY IS RECOMMENDED TO DETERMINE LOCATION. OTHERWISE STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 3.INTERVAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT LUNG WITH A REDEMONSTRATED LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES ARE AGAIN NOTED OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS AND A MINIMALLY DISPLACED FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN OF A LATERAL LEFT RIB. 5.FINDINGS WERE DISCUSSED WITH Adelynn Mccormick ON july 2015 AT 13:50. | 2.THE NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS ONLY VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE MID ESOPHAGUS. ATTENTION ON FOLLOW-UP OR REPEAT STUDY IS RECOMMENDED TO DETERMINE LOCATION. OTHERWISE STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. | lines and tubes | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study18/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study19_18 | patient00069 | study19 | 18 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A PACER PAD WHICH OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. NEW SKIN STAPLES AND SUTURE MATERIAL OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. 2.THE NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS ONLY VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE MID ESOPHAGUS. ATTENTION ON FOLLOW-UP OR REPEAT STUDY IS RECOMMENDED TO DETERMINE LOCATION. OTHERWISE STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 3.INTERVAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT LUNG WITH A REDEMONSTRATED LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES ARE AGAIN NOTED OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS AND A MINIMALLY DISPLACED FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN OF A LATERAL LEFT RIB. 5.FINDINGS WERE DISCUSSED WITH Adelynn Mccormick ON july 2015 AT 13:50. | 3.INTERVAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT LUNG WITH A REDEMONSTRATED LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | aeration | left lung | Better | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study18/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study19_18 | patient00069 | study19 | 18 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A PACER PAD WHICH OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. NEW SKIN STAPLES AND SUTURE MATERIAL OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. 2.THE NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS ONLY VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE MID ESOPHAGUS. ATTENTION ON FOLLOW-UP OR REPEAT STUDY IS RECOMMENDED TO DETERMINE LOCATION. OTHERWISE STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 3.INTERVAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT LUNG WITH A REDEMONSTRATED LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES ARE AGAIN NOTED OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS AND A MINIMALLY DISPLACED FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN OF A LATERAL LEFT RIB. 5.FINDINGS WERE DISCUSSED WITH Adelynn Mccormick ON july 2015 AT 13:50. | 3.INTERVAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT LUNG WITH A REDEMONSTRATED LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | pleural effusion | left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study18/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study19_18 | patient00069 | study19 | 18 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A PACER PAD WHICH OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. NEW SKIN STAPLES AND SUTURE MATERIAL OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. 2.THE NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS ONLY VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE MID ESOPHAGUS. ATTENTION ON FOLLOW-UP OR REPEAT STUDY IS RECOMMENDED TO DETERMINE LOCATION. OTHERWISE STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 3.INTERVAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT LUNG WITH A REDEMONSTRATED LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES ARE AGAIN NOTED OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS AND A MINIMALLY DISPLACED FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN OF A LATERAL LEFT RIB. 5.FINDINGS WERE DISCUSSED WITH Adelynn Mccormick ON july 2015 AT 13:50. | 4.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES ARE AGAIN NOTED OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS AND A MINIMALLY DISPLACED FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN OF A LATERAL LEFT RIB. | degenerative changes | bilateral shoulders | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study18/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study19_18 | patient00069 | study19 | 18 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT CHEST DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A PACER PAD WHICH OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. NEW SKIN STAPLES AND SUTURE MATERIAL OVERLIES THE LEFT HEMITHORAX. 2.THE NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS ONLY VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE MID ESOPHAGUS. ATTENTION ON FOLLOW-UP OR REPEAT STUDY IS RECOMMENDED TO DETERMINE LOCATION. OTHERWISE STABLE LINES AND TUBES AND POSTSURGICAL CHANGES. 3.INTERVAL IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT LUNG WITH A REDEMONSTRATED LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES ARE AGAIN NOTED OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS AND A MINIMALLY DISPLACED FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN OF A LATERAL LEFT RIB. 5.FINDINGS WERE DISCUSSED WITH Adelynn Mccormick ON july 2015 AT 13:50. | 4.DEGENERATIVE CHANGES ARE AGAIN NOTED OF THE BILATERAL SHOULDERS AND A MINIMALLY DISPLACED FRACTURE IS AGAIN SEEN OF A LATERAL LEFT RIB. | fracture | lateral left rib | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study18/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study1_0 | patient00069 | study1 | 0 | Findings | Chest x-ray 8/12/2002 at 1701 shows spinal fixation device in place. Low volumes and mild rotation which renders assessment of cardiac size difficult. Abnormal parenchymal opacity in left retrocardiac region. No edema or effusions identified. Chest x-ray August 12th 02 at 526 shows intubation with placement of NG tube, left chest tube, and left IJ line. No definite pneumothorax. Mild increased prominence of vascularity which may indicate mild interstitial pulmonary edema. Persistent abnormal opacity left retrocardiac region. Small left-sided pleural effusion now seen. | Persistent abnormal opacity left retrocardiac region. | abnormal opacity | left retrocardiac region | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study1/view1_frontal.jpg'] | null |
patient00069_study1_0 | patient00069 | study1 | 0 | Findings | Chest x-ray 8/12/2002 at 1701 shows spinal fixation device in place. Low volumes and mild rotation which renders assessment of cardiac size difficult. Abnormal parenchymal opacity in left retrocardiac region. No edema or effusions identified. Chest x-ray August 12th 02 at 526 shows intubation with placement of NG tube, left chest tube, and left IJ line. No definite pneumothorax. Mild increased prominence of vascularity which may indicate mild interstitial pulmonary edema. Persistent abnormal opacity left retrocardiac region. Small left-sided pleural effusion now seen. | Small left-sided pleural effusion now seen. | pleural effusion | left-sided | New | ['train/patient00069/study1/view1_frontal.jpg'] | null |
patient00069_study20_19 | patient00069 | study20 | 19 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE MORE SUPERIOR OF TWO LEFT SIDED CHEST TUBES. THE MORE INFERIOR CHEST TUBE IS STABLE IN POSITION. SURGICAL STAPLES OVERLIE THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. STABLE APPEARANCE OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND STERNAL FIXATION HARDWARE. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF PACER PAD. 2.REDEMONSTRATED RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES, LIKELY COMPRESSIVE ATELECTASIS AND STABLE AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. 3.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA 4.STABLE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 5.OTHERWISE NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE MORE SUPERIOR OF TWO LEFT SIDED CHEST TUBES. THE MORE INFERIOR CHEST TUBE IS STABLE IN POSITION. SURGICAL STAPLES OVERLIE THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. STABLE APPEARANCE OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND STERNAL FIXATION HARDWARE. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF PACER PAD. | superior chest tube | left | Resolve | ['train/patient00069/study20/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study20_19 | patient00069 | study20 | 19 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE MORE SUPERIOR OF TWO LEFT SIDED CHEST TUBES. THE MORE INFERIOR CHEST TUBE IS STABLE IN POSITION. SURGICAL STAPLES OVERLIE THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. STABLE APPEARANCE OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND STERNAL FIXATION HARDWARE. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF PACER PAD. 2.REDEMONSTRATED RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES, LIKELY COMPRESSIVE ATELECTASIS AND STABLE AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. 3.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA 4.STABLE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 5.OTHERWISE NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE MORE SUPERIOR OF TWO LEFT SIDED CHEST TUBES. THE MORE INFERIOR CHEST TUBE IS STABLE IN POSITION. SURGICAL STAPLES OVERLIE THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. STABLE APPEARANCE OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND STERNAL FIXATION HARDWARE. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF PACER PAD. | pacer pad | left | Resolve | ['train/patient00069/study20/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study20_19 | patient00069 | study20 | 19 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE MORE SUPERIOR OF TWO LEFT SIDED CHEST TUBES. THE MORE INFERIOR CHEST TUBE IS STABLE IN POSITION. SURGICAL STAPLES OVERLIE THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. STABLE APPEARANCE OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND STERNAL FIXATION HARDWARE. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF PACER PAD. 2.REDEMONSTRATED RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES, LIKELY COMPRESSIVE ATELECTASIS AND STABLE AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. 3.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA 4.STABLE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 5.OTHERWISE NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. | 2.REDEMONSTRATED RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES, LIKELY COMPRESSIVE ATELECTASIS AND STABLE AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. | aeration | left upper lobe | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study20/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study20_19 | patient00069 | study20 | 19 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE MORE SUPERIOR OF TWO LEFT SIDED CHEST TUBES. THE MORE INFERIOR CHEST TUBE IS STABLE IN POSITION. SURGICAL STAPLES OVERLIE THE LEFT LATERAL CHEST WALL. STABLE APPEARANCE OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND STERNAL FIXATION HARDWARE. INTERVAL REMOVAL OF PACER PAD. 2.REDEMONSTRATED RETROCARDIAC OPACITIES, LIKELY COMPRESSIVE ATELECTASIS AND STABLE AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LOBE GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. 3.MILD PULMONARY EDEMA 4.STABLE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 5.OTHERWISE NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. | 4.STABLE LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | pleural effusion | left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study20/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study19/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study21_20 | patient00069 | study21 | 20 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES A NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS SEEN WITH TIP VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE PROXIMAL STOMACH. STABLE APPEARANCE OF FEEDING TUBE, ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.STABLE APPEARANCE OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITIES AND LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. 3.NO DEFINITE PNEUMOTHORAX. | STABLE APPEARANCE OF FEEDING TUBE, ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | Feeding tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study20/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study21_20 | patient00069 | study21 | 20 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES A NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS SEEN WITH TIP VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE PROXIMAL STOMACH. STABLE APPEARANCE OF FEEDING TUBE, ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.STABLE APPEARANCE OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITIES AND LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. 3.NO DEFINITE PNEUMOTHORAX. | STABLE APPEARANCE OF FEEDING TUBE, ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | Endotracheal tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study20/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study21_20 | patient00069 | study21 | 20 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES A NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS SEEN WITH TIP VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE PROXIMAL STOMACH. STABLE APPEARANCE OF FEEDING TUBE, ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.STABLE APPEARANCE OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITIES AND LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. 3.NO DEFINITE PNEUMOTHORAX. | STABLE APPEARANCE OF FEEDING TUBE, ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | IJV catheter and sheath | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study20/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study21_20 | patient00069 | study21 | 20 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES A NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS SEEN WITH TIP VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE PROXIMAL STOMACH. STABLE APPEARANCE OF FEEDING TUBE, ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.STABLE APPEARANCE OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITIES AND LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. 3.NO DEFINITE PNEUMOTHORAX. | STABLE APPEARANCE OF FEEDING TUBE, ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | Spinal fixation hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study20/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study21_20 | patient00069 | study21 | 20 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES A NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS SEEN WITH TIP VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE PROXIMAL STOMACH. STABLE APPEARANCE OF FEEDING TUBE, ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.STABLE APPEARANCE OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITIES AND LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. 3.NO DEFINITE PNEUMOTHORAX. | STABLE APPEARANCE OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITIES AND LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. | Basilar opacities | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study20/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study21_20 | patient00069 | study21 | 20 | Impression | 1.SEMIUPRIGHT AP CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES A NASOGASTRIC TUBE IS SEEN WITH TIP VISUALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE PROXIMAL STOMACH. STABLE APPEARANCE OF FEEDING TUBE, ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, LEFT IJV CATHETER AND SHEATH, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.STABLE APPEARANCE OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITIES AND LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. 3.NO DEFINITE PNEUMOTHORAX. | STABLE APPEARANCE OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITIES AND LARGE LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION GIVEN DIFFERENCES IN TECHNIQUE. | Pleural effusion | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study20/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study22_21 | patient00069 | study22 | 21 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE AND STATUS POST PLACEMENT OF A TRACHEOSTOMA WITH THE TIP APPROXIMATELY 4.9 CM ABOVE THE CARINA. STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT AGE A CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE AND STATUS POST PLACEMENT OF A TRACHEOSTOMA WITH THE TIP APPROXIMATELY 4.9 CM ABOVE THE CARINA. | Endotracheal tube | null | Resolve | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study22_21 | patient00069 | study22 | 21 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE AND STATUS POST PLACEMENT OF A TRACHEOSTOMA WITH THE TIP APPROXIMATELY 4.9 CM ABOVE THE CARINA. STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT AGE A CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. | Nasogastric tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study22_21 | patient00069 | study22 | 21 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE AND STATUS POST PLACEMENT OF A TRACHEOSTOMA WITH THE TIP APPROXIMATELY 4.9 CM ABOVE THE CARINA. STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT AGE A CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. | Feeding tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study22_21 | patient00069 | study22 | 21 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE AND STATUS POST PLACEMENT OF A TRACHEOSTOMA WITH THE TIP APPROXIMATELY 4.9 CM ABOVE THE CARINA. STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT AGE A CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT AGE A CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. | IJ central venous catheter | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study22_21 | patient00069 | study22 | 21 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE AND STATUS POST PLACEMENT OF A TRACHEOSTOMA WITH THE TIP APPROXIMATELY 4.9 CM ABOVE THE CARINA. STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT AGE A CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. | Basilar opacity | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study22_21 | patient00069 | study22 | 21 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE AND STATUS POST PLACEMENT OF A TRACHEOSTOMA WITH THE TIP APPROXIMATELY 4.9 CM ABOVE THE CARINA. STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT AGE A CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. | Pleural effusion | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study22_21 | patient00069 | study22 | 21 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE AND STATUS POST PLACEMENT OF A TRACHEOSTOMA WITH THE TIP APPROXIMATELY 4.9 CM ABOVE THE CARINA. STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT AGE A CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. | Seventh dorsolateral rib fracture | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study22_21 | patient00069 | study22 | 21 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE AND STATUS POST PLACEMENT OF A TRACHEOSTOMA WITH THE TIP APPROXIMATELY 4.9 CM ABOVE THE CARINA. STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT AGE A CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. | Lung | Right | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study22_21 | patient00069 | study22 | 21 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE AND STATUS POST PLACEMENT OF A TRACHEOSTOMA WITH THE TIP APPROXIMATELY 4.9 CM ABOVE THE CARINA. STABLE A NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT AGE A CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | Spinal fixation hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study21/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study23_22 | patient00069 | study23 | 22 | Impression | 1.A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. | Tracheostoma | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study23_22 | patient00069 | study23 | 22 | Impression | 1.A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. | Nasogastric tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study23_22 | patient00069 | study23 | 22 | Impression | 1.A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. | Feeding tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study23_22 | patient00069 | study23 | 22 | Impression | 1.A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. | IJ catheter sheath | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study23_22 | patient00069 | study23 | 22 | Impression | 1.A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. | IJ central venous catheter | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study23_22 | patient00069 | study23 | 22 | Impression | 1.A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Basilar opacity | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study23_22 | patient00069 | study23 | 22 | Impression | 1.A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Pleural effusion | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study23_22 | patient00069 | study23 | 22 | Impression | 1.A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. | Seventh dorsolateral rib fracture | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study23_22 | patient00069 | study23 | 22 | Impression | 1.A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. | Lung | Right | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study23_22 | patient00069 | study23 | 22 | Impression | 1.A SINGLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST REDEMONSTRATES A TRACHEOSTOMA IN PLACE IN STABLE POSITION. STABLE NASOGASTRIC TUBE AND FEEDING TUBE, WITH THE TIPS OF BOTH NOT VISUALIZED, BUT APPEAR TO BE AN INFRADIAPHRAGMATIC POSITION. REDEMONSTRATION OF A LEFT IJ CATHETER SHEATH AND STABLE POSITION OF A LEFT IJ CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETER WITH THE TIP PROJECTING OVER THE LEFT INNOMINATE VEIN. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF GROSSLY STABLE LEFT BASILAR OPACITY AND LIKELY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. REDEMONSTRATION OF THE MILDLY DISPLACED FRACTURE OF THE LEFT SEVENTH DORSOLATERAL RIB. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | REDEMONSTRATION OF SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | Spinal fixation hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study22/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study24_23 | patient00069 | study24 | 23 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE WITH THE TIP IN GOING TOWARDS THE DISTAL SVC. THE EXACT LOCATION OF THE TIP IS DIFFICULT TO DISCERN AS IT IS OBSCURED BY SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. STABLE POSITION OF TRACHEOSTOMY, FEEDING TUBES, NG TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.PERSISTENT LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND LEFT BASILAR OPACITY. | STABLE POSITION OF TRACHEOSTOMY, FEEDING TUBES, NG TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | Tracheostomy | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study24_23 | patient00069 | study24 | 23 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE WITH THE TIP IN GOING TOWARDS THE DISTAL SVC. THE EXACT LOCATION OF THE TIP IS DIFFICULT TO DISCERN AS IT IS OBSCURED BY SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. STABLE POSITION OF TRACHEOSTOMY, FEEDING TUBES, NG TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.PERSISTENT LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND LEFT BASILAR OPACITY. | STABLE POSITION OF TRACHEOSTOMY, FEEDING TUBES, NG TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | Feeding tubes | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study24_23 | patient00069 | study24 | 23 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE WITH THE TIP IN GOING TOWARDS THE DISTAL SVC. THE EXACT LOCATION OF THE TIP IS DIFFICULT TO DISCERN AS IT IS OBSCURED BY SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. STABLE POSITION OF TRACHEOSTOMY, FEEDING TUBES, NG TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.PERSISTENT LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND LEFT BASILAR OPACITY. | STABLE POSITION OF TRACHEOSTOMY, FEEDING TUBES, NG TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | NG tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study24_23 | patient00069 | study24 | 23 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE WITH THE TIP IN GOING TOWARDS THE DISTAL SVC. THE EXACT LOCATION OF THE TIP IS DIFFICULT TO DISCERN AS IT IS OBSCURED BY SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. STABLE POSITION OF TRACHEOSTOMY, FEEDING TUBES, NG TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.PERSISTENT LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND LEFT BASILAR OPACITY. | STABLE POSITION OF TRACHEOSTOMY, FEEDING TUBES, NG TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. | Spinal fixation hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study24_23 | patient00069 | study24 | 23 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE WITH THE TIP IN GOING TOWARDS THE DISTAL SVC. THE EXACT LOCATION OF THE TIP IS DIFFICULT TO DISCERN AS IT IS OBSCURED BY SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. STABLE POSITION OF TRACHEOSTOMY, FEEDING TUBES, NG TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.PERSISTENT LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND LEFT BASILAR OPACITY. | PERSISTENT LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND LEFT BASILAR OPACITY. | Pleural effusion | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study24_23 | patient00069 | study24 | 23 | Impression | 1.INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE WITH THE TIP IN GOING TOWARDS THE DISTAL SVC. THE EXACT LOCATION OF THE TIP IS DIFFICULT TO DISCERN AS IT IS OBSCURED BY SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. STABLE POSITION OF TRACHEOSTOMY, FEEDING TUBES, NG TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE. 2.PERSISTENT LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND LEFT BASILAR OPACITY. | PERSISTENT LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND LEFT BASILAR OPACITY. | Basilar opacity | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study23/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study25_24 | patient00069 | study25 | 24 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES LEFT PICC LINE TIP 2 CM BELOW THE CARINA. STABLE POSITIONING OF TRACHEOSTOMY, ENTERIC TUBE, AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE. 2.STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | STABLE POSITIONING OF TRACHEOSTOMY, ENTERIC TUBE, AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE. | Tracheostomy | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study25/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study25_24 | patient00069 | study25 | 24 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES LEFT PICC LINE TIP 2 CM BELOW THE CARINA. STABLE POSITIONING OF TRACHEOSTOMY, ENTERIC TUBE, AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE. 2.STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | STABLE POSITIONING OF TRACHEOSTOMY, ENTERIC TUBE, AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE. | Enteric tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study25/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study25_24 | patient00069 | study25 | 24 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES LEFT PICC LINE TIP 2 CM BELOW THE CARINA. STABLE POSITIONING OF TRACHEOSTOMY, ENTERIC TUBE, AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE. 2.STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | STABLE POSITIONING OF TRACHEOSTOMY, ENTERIC TUBE, AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE. | Nasogastric tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study25/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study25_24 | patient00069 | study25 | 24 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES LEFT PICC LINE TIP 2 CM BELOW THE CARINA. STABLE POSITIONING OF TRACHEOSTOMY, ENTERIC TUBE, AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE. 2.STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Retrocardiac opacity | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study25/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study25_24 | patient00069 | study25 | 24 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE RADIOGRAPH OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES LEFT PICC LINE TIP 2 CM BELOW THE CARINA. STABLE POSITIONING OF TRACHEOSTOMY, ENTERIC TUBE, AND NASOGASTRIC TUBE. 2.STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Pleural effusion | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study25/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study24/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study26_25 | patient00069 | study26 | 25 | Impression | 1.SINGLE SUPINE RADIOGRAPHS OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT. 2.DEFIBRILLATOR PAD OBSCURES LEFT HEMITHORAX. STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG CLEAR. | 1.SINGLE SUPINE RADIOGRAPHS OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT. | Support equipment | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study26/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study25/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study26_25 | patient00069 | study26 | 25 | Impression | 1.SINGLE SUPINE RADIOGRAPHS OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT. 2.DEFIBRILLATOR PAD OBSCURES LEFT HEMITHORAX. STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG CLEAR. | 2.DEFIBRILLATOR PAD OBSCURES LEFT HEMITHORAX. STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG CLEAR. | Opacity | Retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study26/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study25/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study26_25 | patient00069 | study26 | 25 | Impression | 1.SINGLE SUPINE RADIOGRAPHS OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATE STABLE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT. 2.DEFIBRILLATOR PAD OBSCURES LEFT HEMITHORAX. STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG CLEAR. | 2.DEFIBRILLATOR PAD OBSCURES LEFT HEMITHORAX. STABLE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND LOCULATED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG CLEAR. | Pleural effusion | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study26/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study25/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study27_26 | patient00069 | study27 | 26 | Impression | 0405 HOURS, COMPARED WITH 12/13/2019 . NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. TRACHEOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE, AS WELL AS PACEMAKER REMAIN IN PLACE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL AND PARENCHYMAL OPACITIES UNCHANGED. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. NO NEW OPACITY OR PNEUMOTHORAX. | TRACHEOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE, AS WELL AS PACEMAKER REMAIN IN PLACE. | Tracheostomy | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study26/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study27_26 | patient00069 | study27 | 26 | Impression | 0405 HOURS, COMPARED WITH 12/13/2019 . NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. TRACHEOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE, AS WELL AS PACEMAKER REMAIN IN PLACE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL AND PARENCHYMAL OPACITIES UNCHANGED. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. NO NEW OPACITY OR PNEUMOTHORAX. | TRACHEOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE, AS WELL AS PACEMAKER REMAIN IN PLACE. | Feeding tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study26/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study27_26 | patient00069 | study27 | 26 | Impression | 0405 HOURS, COMPARED WITH 12/13/2019 . NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. TRACHEOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE, AS WELL AS PACEMAKER REMAIN IN PLACE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL AND PARENCHYMAL OPACITIES UNCHANGED. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. NO NEW OPACITY OR PNEUMOTHORAX. | TRACHEOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE, AS WELL AS PACEMAKER REMAIN IN PLACE. | Pacemaker | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study26/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study27_26 | patient00069 | study27 | 26 | Impression | 0405 HOURS, COMPARED WITH 12/13/2019 . NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. TRACHEOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE, AS WELL AS PACEMAKER REMAIN IN PLACE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL AND PARENCHYMAL OPACITIES UNCHANGED. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. NO NEW OPACITY OR PNEUMOTHORAX. | LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL AND PARENCHYMAL OPACITIES UNCHANGED. | Pleural opacity | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study26/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study27_26 | patient00069 | study27 | 26 | Impression | 0405 HOURS, COMPARED WITH 12/13/2019 . NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. TRACHEOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE, AS WELL AS PACEMAKER REMAIN IN PLACE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL AND PARENCHYMAL OPACITIES UNCHANGED. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. NO NEW OPACITY OR PNEUMOTHORAX. | LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL AND PARENCHYMAL OPACITIES UNCHANGED. | Parenchymal opacity | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study26/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study27_26 | patient00069 | study27 | 26 | Impression | 0405 HOURS, COMPARED WITH 12/13/2019 . NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. TRACHEOSTOMY AND FEEDING TUBE, AS WELL AS PACEMAKER REMAIN IN PLACE. LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL AND PARENCHYMAL OPACITIES UNCHANGED. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. NO NEW OPACITY OR PNEUMOTHORAX. | RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. | Lung clarity | Right | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study26/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study28_27 | patient00069 | study28 | 27 | Findings | Single portable supine view of the chest demonstrates stable positioning of the previously identified tracheostomy tube, enteric tube, left chest wall AICD, and spinal fusion hardware compared to the prior exam. There has been no significant interval change compared to the prior exam, with stable redemonstration of mild to moderate bilateral pulmonary edema, and retrocardiac opacity. | Single portable supine view of the chest demonstrates stable positioning of the previously identified tracheostomy tube, enteric tube, left chest wall AICD, and spinal fusion hardware compared to the prior exam. | Tracheostomy tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study28_27 | patient00069 | study28 | 27 | Findings | Single portable supine view of the chest demonstrates stable positioning of the previously identified tracheostomy tube, enteric tube, left chest wall AICD, and spinal fusion hardware compared to the prior exam. There has been no significant interval change compared to the prior exam, with stable redemonstration of mild to moderate bilateral pulmonary edema, and retrocardiac opacity. | Single portable supine view of the chest demonstrates stable positioning of the previously identified tracheostomy tube, enteric tube, left chest wall AICD, and spinal fusion hardware compared to the prior exam. | Enteric tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study28_27 | patient00069 | study28 | 27 | Findings | Single portable supine view of the chest demonstrates stable positioning of the previously identified tracheostomy tube, enteric tube, left chest wall AICD, and spinal fusion hardware compared to the prior exam. There has been no significant interval change compared to the prior exam, with stable redemonstration of mild to moderate bilateral pulmonary edema, and retrocardiac opacity. | Single portable supine view of the chest demonstrates stable positioning of the previously identified tracheostomy tube, enteric tube, left chest wall AICD, and spinal fusion hardware compared to the prior exam. | AICD | Left chest wall | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study28_27 | patient00069 | study28 | 27 | Findings | Single portable supine view of the chest demonstrates stable positioning of the previously identified tracheostomy tube, enteric tube, left chest wall AICD, and spinal fusion hardware compared to the prior exam. There has been no significant interval change compared to the prior exam, with stable redemonstration of mild to moderate bilateral pulmonary edema, and retrocardiac opacity. | Single portable supine view of the chest demonstrates stable positioning of the previously identified tracheostomy tube, enteric tube, left chest wall AICD, and spinal fusion hardware compared to the prior exam. | Spinal fusion hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study28_27 | patient00069 | study28 | 27 | Findings | Single portable supine view of the chest demonstrates stable positioning of the previously identified tracheostomy tube, enteric tube, left chest wall AICD, and spinal fusion hardware compared to the prior exam. There has been no significant interval change compared to the prior exam, with stable redemonstration of mild to moderate bilateral pulmonary edema, and retrocardiac opacity. | There has been no significant interval change compared to the prior exam, with stable redemonstration of mild to moderate bilateral pulmonary edema, and retrocardiac opacity. | Pulmonary edema | Bilateral | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study28_27 | patient00069 | study28 | 27 | Findings | Single portable supine view of the chest demonstrates stable positioning of the previously identified tracheostomy tube, enteric tube, left chest wall AICD, and spinal fusion hardware compared to the prior exam. There has been no significant interval change compared to the prior exam, with stable redemonstration of mild to moderate bilateral pulmonary edema, and retrocardiac opacity. | There has been no significant interval change compared to the prior exam, with stable redemonstration of mild to moderate bilateral pulmonary edema, and retrocardiac opacity. | Opacity | Retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study28_27 | patient00069 | study28 | 27 | Impression | 1.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. | 1.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. | Pulmonary edema | Bilateral | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study28_27 | patient00069 | study28 | 27 | Impression | 1.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. | 1.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. | Opacity | Retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study27/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study29_28 | patient00069 | study29 | 28 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, ENTERIC TUBE, LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER AND SPINAL HARDWARE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF MILD-TO-MODERATE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND PATCHY AIRSPACE OPACITY WITHIN LEFT LUNG, WHICH MAY REPRESENT A COMBINATION OF CONSOLIDATION AND/OR LOCULATED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, ENTERIC TUBE, LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER AND SPINAL HARDWARE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Tracheostomy tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study29_28 | patient00069 | study29 | 28 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, ENTERIC TUBE, LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER AND SPINAL HARDWARE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF MILD-TO-MODERATE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND PATCHY AIRSPACE OPACITY WITHIN LEFT LUNG, WHICH MAY REPRESENT A COMBINATION OF CONSOLIDATION AND/OR LOCULATED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, ENTERIC TUBE, LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER AND SPINAL HARDWARE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Enteric tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study29_28 | patient00069 | study29 | 28 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, ENTERIC TUBE, LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER AND SPINAL HARDWARE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF MILD-TO-MODERATE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND PATCHY AIRSPACE OPACITY WITHIN LEFT LUNG, WHICH MAY REPRESENT A COMBINATION OF CONSOLIDATION AND/OR LOCULATED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, ENTERIC TUBE, LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER AND SPINAL HARDWARE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Pacemaker | Left chest wall | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study29_28 | patient00069 | study29 | 28 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, ENTERIC TUBE, LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER AND SPINAL HARDWARE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF MILD-TO-MODERATE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND PATCHY AIRSPACE OPACITY WITHIN LEFT LUNG, WHICH MAY REPRESENT A COMBINATION OF CONSOLIDATION AND/OR LOCULATED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, ENTERIC TUBE, LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER AND SPINAL HARDWARE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Spinal hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study29_28 | patient00069 | study29 | 28 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, ENTERIC TUBE, LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER AND SPINAL HARDWARE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF MILD-TO-MODERATE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND PATCHY AIRSPACE OPACITY WITHIN LEFT LUNG, WHICH MAY REPRESENT A COMBINATION OF CONSOLIDATION AND/OR LOCULATED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 2.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF MILD-TO-MODERATE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND PATCHY AIRSPACE OPACITY WITHIN LEFT LUNG, WHICH MAY REPRESENT A COMBINATION OF CONSOLIDATION AND/OR LOCULATED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Pulmonary edema | Bilateral | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study29_28 | patient00069 | study29 | 28 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, ENTERIC TUBE, LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER AND SPINAL HARDWARE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF MILD-TO-MODERATE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND PATCHY AIRSPACE OPACITY WITHIN LEFT LUNG, WHICH MAY REPRESENT A COMBINATION OF CONSOLIDATION AND/OR LOCULATED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 2.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM, WITH STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF MILD-TO-MODERATE BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND PATCHY AIRSPACE OPACITY WITHIN LEFT LUNG, WHICH MAY REPRESENT A COMBINATION OF CONSOLIDATION AND/OR LOCULATED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Airspace opacity | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study28/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study2_1 | patient00069 | study2 | 1 | Findings | Chest x-ray 11-22-2005 at 1701 shows spinal fixation device in place. Low volumes and mild rotation which renders assessment of cardiac size difficult. Abnormal parenchymal opacity in left retrocardiac region. No edema or effusions identified. Chest x-ray 11-22-2005 at 526 shows intubation with placement of NG tube, left chest tube, and left IJ line. No definite pneumothorax. Mild increased prominence of vascularity which may indicate mild interstitial pulmonary edema. Persistent abnormal opacity left retrocardiac region. Small left-sided pleural effusion now seen. | Persistent abnormal opacity left retrocardiac region. | abnormal opacity | left retrocardiac region | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study2/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study1/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study2_1 | patient00069 | study2 | 1 | Findings | Chest x-ray 11-22-2005 at 1701 shows spinal fixation device in place. Low volumes and mild rotation which renders assessment of cardiac size difficult. Abnormal parenchymal opacity in left retrocardiac region. No edema or effusions identified. Chest x-ray 11-22-2005 at 526 shows intubation with placement of NG tube, left chest tube, and left IJ line. No definite pneumothorax. Mild increased prominence of vascularity which may indicate mild interstitial pulmonary edema. Persistent abnormal opacity left retrocardiac region. Small left-sided pleural effusion now seen. | Small left-sided pleural effusion now seen. | pleural effusion | left-sided | New | ['train/patient00069/study2/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study1/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study30_29 | patient00069 | study30 | 29 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. | Tracheostomy tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study30_29 | patient00069 | study30 | 29 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. | PICC line | Left upper extremity | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study30_29 | patient00069 | study30 | 29 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. | Pacemaker | Left chest wall | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study30_29 | patient00069 | study30 | 29 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. | Spinal hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study30_29 | patient00069 | study30 | 29 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. | Enteric tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study30_29 | patient00069 | study30 | 29 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Airspace disease | Left mid and lower lung zones | Worse | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study30_29 | patient00069 | study30 | 29 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Pleural effusion | Left | Worse | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study30_29 | patient00069 | study30 | 29 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | Lung clarity | Right | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study30_29 | patient00069 | study30 | 29 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY PICC LINE, SINGLE-LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, SPINAL HARDWARE, AND ENTERIC TUBE. 2.THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL INCREASE IN OPACITY WITHIN THE LEFT LUNG, MOST PROMINENTLY IN THE LEFT MID AND LEFT LOWER LUNG ZONES COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM, CONCERNING FOR INTERVAL WORSENING OF AIRSPACE DISEASE, WITH POSSIBLE INCREASED COMPONENT OF PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | 3.THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR, WITH MILD PULMONARY EDEMA VISUALIZED. | Pulmonary edema | Right | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study29/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study31_30 | patient00069 | study31 | 30 | Impression | 1.TUBES AND LINES ARE UNCHANGED. 2.MILD IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE. LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN REDUCED. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 3.NO CHANGE IN THE MODERATE-SIZED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 1.TUBES AND LINES ARE UNCHANGED. | Tubes and lines | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study31/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study31_30 | patient00069 | study31 | 30 | Impression | 1.TUBES AND LINES ARE UNCHANGED. 2.MILD IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE. LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN REDUCED. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 3.NO CHANGE IN THE MODERATE-SIZED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 2.MILD IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE. LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN REDUCED. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. | Aeration | left upper lung zone | Better | ['train/patient00069/study31/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study31_30 | patient00069 | study31 | 30 | Impression | 1.TUBES AND LINES ARE UNCHANGED. 2.MILD IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE. LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN REDUCED. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 3.NO CHANGE IN THE MODERATE-SIZED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 2.MILD IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE. LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN REDUCED. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. | Lung volumes | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study31/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study31_30 | patient00069 | study31 | 30 | Impression | 1.TUBES AND LINES ARE UNCHANGED. 2.MILD IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE. LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN REDUCED. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 3.NO CHANGE IN THE MODERATE-SIZED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 2.MILD IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE. LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN REDUCED. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. | Opacity | left retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study31/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study31_30 | patient00069 | study31 | 30 | Impression | 1.TUBES AND LINES ARE UNCHANGED. 2.MILD IMPROVED AERATION OF THE LEFT UPPER LUNG ZONE. LUNG VOLUMES REMAIN REDUCED. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 3.NO CHANGE IN THE MODERATE-SIZED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 3.NO CHANGE IN THE MODERATE-SIZED LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Pleural effusion | left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study31/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study30/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study32_32 | patient00069 | study32 | 32 | Impression | 1.AP SEMIERECT CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES INSULAR WELL ADVANCED OF THE NASOGASTRIC TUBE, WITH THE TIP AND SIDE PORT NOW BELOW THE LEFT HEMIDIAPHRAGM. THE TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE AND LEFT AXILLARY LINE APPEAR IN STABLE POSITION. 2.LEFT-SIDED SINGLE LEAD PACEMAKER. 3.THERE IS MARKEDLY INCREASED OF THE LEFT LUNG BASE, WITH ASSOCIATED PLEURAL EFFUSION, BUT NO MEDIASTINAL SHIFT. PROMINENT RETICULAR MARKINGS ARE SEEN IN THE AERATED PORTION OF THE LEFT UPPER LUNG. 4.THE RIGHT LUNG APPEARS CLEAR. 5.SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE IS AGAIN SEEN IN THE LOWER THORACIC SPINE. | 3.THERE IS MARKEDLY INCREASED OF THE LEFT LUNG BASE, WITH ASSOCIATED PLEURAL EFFUSION, BUT NO MEDIASTINAL SHIFT. PROMINENT RETICULAR MARKINGS ARE SEEN IN THE AERATED PORTION OF THE LEFT UPPER LUNG. | Opacification | left lung base | Worse | ['train/patient00069/study32/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study31/view1_frontal.jpg'] |