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Multiple venous collaterals are present in the anterior left chest wall and are associated with the anterior jugular vein at the level of the right sternoclavicular junction.
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Left subclavian vein collapsed (chronic occlusion pathology?).
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Trachea, both main bronchi are open.
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Calcific plaques are observed in the aortic arch.
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Other mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal.
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| 3.67763
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Thoracic aorta diameter is normal.
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| 3.64405
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Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed.
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| 4.55928
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Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected.
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| 6.20935
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No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected.
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Linear atelectasis is present in both lung parenchyma.
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Subsegmental atelectasis is observed in the right middle lobe.
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Thickening of the bronchial wall and peribronchial budding tree-like reticulonodular densities are observed in the bilateral lower lobes.
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Peribronchial minimal consolidation is seen in the lower lobes in places.
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The findings were evaluated primarily in favor of the infectious process.
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The left kidney partially entering the section is atrophic.
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The right kidney could not be evaluated because it did not enter the section.
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Other upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal.
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| 14.21983
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No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area.
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| 12.59507
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Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected.
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| 13.85587
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There are osteophytes with anterior extension in the thoracic vertebrae.
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Multiple venous collaterals in the anterior left chest wall and collapsed appearance in the left subclavian vein (chronic occlusion?).
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Thickening of the bronchial wall in both lungs.
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Peribronchial reticulonodular densities in the lower lobes, minimal consolidations (infection process?).
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Atelectasis in both lungs.
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Thoracic spondylosis.
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Trachea and both main bronchi were in the midline and no obstructive pathology was observed in the lumen.
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| 1.28957
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In the non-contrast examination, the mediastinal could not be evaluated optimally.
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| 2.48157
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As far as can be seen; mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal.
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| 3.51599
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Calcific atheroma plaque was observed in the descending aorta.
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Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant pathological wall thickening was detected.
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| 6.46022
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Passive atelectatic changes were observed in the right lung middle lobe medial and left lung upper lobe inferior lingular segment.
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| 7.66667
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Emphysematous changes are present in both lungs.
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| 9.55752
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Segmentary-subsegmental peribrochial minimal thickening was observed in both lungs.
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A millimetric nonspecific subpleural nodule was observed in the posterior segment of the right lung upper lobe.
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No mass lesion-active infiltration with distinguishable borders was detected in both lungs.
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| 11.90969
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As far as can be seen within the sections; A millimetric stone was observed in the gallbladder lumen.
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Minimal degenerative changes were observed in the bone structure.
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Emphysematous and passive atelectatic changes in both lungs.
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Minimal thickening of the segmental bronchial walls of both lungs.
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Nonspecific subpleural nodule in the posterior segment of the right lung upper lobe.
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Cholelithiasis.
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Minimal degenerative changes in bone structure.
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Right thyroid lobe sizes increased.
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Evaluation of the mediastinal main vascular structures is suboptimal due to the lack of contrast, but their calibrations are normal.
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Calcific atheroma plaques are observed in the aorta and coronary arteries.
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Heart size increased.
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No pericardial effusion or thickness increase was observed.
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No pleural effusion or increased thickness was detected.
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| 6.24
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No mass appearance was observed in the precardiac fat pad.
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In the mediastinum, a few sequelae calcific lymph nodes, the largest of which is 9 mm in the pretracheal area, and hypodense hiluses can be distinguished, were primarily evaluated in favor of reactive lymph nodes.
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There was no lymphadenopathy in pathological size and appearance in both axillae and retropectoral regions.
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Esophageal wall thickness is normal.
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Minimal bronchiectatic changes and peribronchial thickness increases are observed at the level of the hilum of both lungs.
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Linear densities, which may be compatible with pleuroparenchymal sequelae changes, are observed in the anterior segment of the right lung upper lobe.
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There is a sequela calcific pulmonary nodule in the posterobasal segment of the lower lobe of the right lung.
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Active infiltrative, consolidation was not detected in both lungs.
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Ventilation of both lungs is normal.
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There are pleural thickness increases in the lower lobe of the left lung, which are evaluated in favor of minimal sequelae in the posterior subpleural area.
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In both kidneys included in the examination, appearances evaluated in favor of multiple cysts are observed.
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In the vertebral column, osteophytes are observed in the anterior of the vertebral corpus, which are fused with each other.
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No fracture, lytic-sclerotic lesion was detected.
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Mild scoliosis with left opening is observed in the thoracic region.
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Calcific atheromatous plaques in coronary arteries.
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Slight increase in heart size.
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Several reactive-looking lymph nodes in the mediastinal area.
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Minimal bronchiectatic changes and mild peribronchial thickness increases.
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Sequelae of fibrotic densities in both lungs.
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Central venous catheter is seen on the right.
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The catheter terminates in the right atrium.
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Heart contour and size are normal.
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| 4.14286
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There are atheromatous plaques in the aorta and coronary arteries.
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| 11.59578
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The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal.
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| 9.18407
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Pericardial effusion was not detected.
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| 4.93648
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There are lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions.
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The largest of these lymph nodes is observed in the subcarinal region and its short diameter is 15 mm.
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There is bilateral pleural effusion.
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The pleural effusion measured 50 mm on the right at its thickest point.
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The pleural effusion continues to the apex of both lungs when the patient is in the supine position.
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There is no pathological wall thickness increase in the esophagus within the sections.
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| 14.3552
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There is an occlusive hiatal hernia at the lower end of the esophagus.
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There is no obstructive pathology in the trachea and both main bronchi.
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| 3.79163
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There are uniform interlobular septal thickenings in both lungs.
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| 10.11765
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It was also observed in millimetric centriacinar nodules.
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It is understood that these findings are new.
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| 12.5
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When evaluated together with the pleural effusion and the patient's clinical information, it was thought that the described manifestations might be due to pulmonary edema.
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It is recommended to evaluate the patient together with clinical and physical examination findings.
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Apart from these, there are small consolidations in the right lung upper lobe posterior segment and lower lobe superior segment.
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These appearances may be due to pulmonary edema.
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This appearance may be less likely in pneumonic infiltrates.
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It is recommended to evaluate the patient together with clinical and laboratory findings.
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Both lungs have millimetric nodules, some of which are calcific.
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No mass was detected in both lungs.
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| 8.84332
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No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was detected in the sections.
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There are no fractures or lytic-destructive lesions in the bone structures within the sections.
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Chronic renal failure in follow-up.
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Bilateral pleural effusion, interlobular septal thickenings and centriacinar nodules in both lungs (patient is recommended to be evaluated for pulmonary edema).
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Minor consolidations in the right lung, which may again be compatible with pulmonary edema or pneumonic infiltration.
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Millimetric nodules in both lungs.
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Mediastinal and hilar lymph nodes.
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| 3.80625
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Atherosclerotic changes in the aorta and coronary arteries.
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| 3.69133
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