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anterolaterally displaced appearance in the left kidney and hypodensity (infarct?) | F | 14 |
in the renal parenchyma; No lytic-destructive lesion was detected in bone structures. | F | 15 |
Regression in the signs of infection observed in the previous examination in the right lung. | I | 1 |
Subsegmental atelectasis and pleuroparenchymal sequelae in the right lung middle lobe, subpleural stable nodule in the superior segment of the left lung lower lobe, regression in the ground-glass appearance around it, artifact in the left lung lower lobe superior segment in the current examination that could not be cle... | I | 2 |
In the current examination, a newly emerged retroperitoneal mass (recurrent lymphoma?) | I | 3 |
in soft tissue density with lobulated contours extending to the left paraaortic distance, renal pedicle, perirenal space and left lateroconal fascia, adjacent to the left psoas, which could not be observed in the previous examination. | I | 4 |
anterolaterally displaced appearance in the kidney and hypodensity (infarct?) | I | 5 |
in the renal parenchyma; evaluation with abdominal MRI is recommended. | I | 6 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Consolidative areas with air bronchograms are observed in the lower zones of both lungs. | F | 6 |
There are also scattered ground glass-style density increments in both lungs that do not give clear contours. | F | 7 |
In the upper abdominal organs included in the sections, nodular formation is observed adjacent to the spleen, which may be compatible with the accessory spleen. | F | 8 |
There is a faint hypodense lesion in the lateral segment of the left lobe of the liver. | F | 9 |
In addition, a soft tissue lesion that fills the paravertebral area in the medial neighborhood of the left kidney, which cannot be clearly evaluated because it partially enters the image, is followed by a soft tissue lesion extending towards the renal hilus. | F | 11 |
At the level of both hemithorax, the density of soft tissue planes appears to be increased. | F | 12 |
Consolidative parenchyma areas are observed at the basal level in both lungs and were not detected in the previous examination (aspiration pneumonia?). | I | 1 |
However, viral pneumonias that may accompany could not be definitively excluded. | I | 2 |
Soft tissue mass in the left parapevertebral area that is partially in the image area in the upper abdominal sections in the examination area. | I | 4 |
Stable-looking hypodense nonspecific lesion in the lateral segment of the liver left lobe | I | 5 |
There is calcific atheroma plaque in the left coronary arteries. | F | 3 |
No lend node with pathological size and configuration was detected in the mediastinum and hilar level. | F | 5 |
However, there are ground-glass-like density increases and areas of consolidation in the upper lobes of both lungs, most prominently at the level of the left lung upper lobe, including airbronchograms. | F | 6 |
It is recommended to evaluate the case in terms of Covid pneumonia. | F | 7 |
Sequelae changes are observed in the basal on the right and the lingular segment in the left lung. | F | 9 |
Examination is suboptimal because of intense artifact in the upper abdominal organs included in the sections. | F | 10 |
Consolidative areas prominent on the left, slightly diminished at basal level in both lungs, but largely persistent. | I | 1 |
Ground-glass-like density increase and local consolidations in the mid-upper zones of both lungs. | I | 2 |
It is recommended to evaluate clinical and laboratory findings together in terms of Covid-19 pneumonia. | I | 3 |
An increase in density is observed in the anterior mediastinum, which does not give a clear contour, which may be compatible with the thymic remnant. | F | 1 |
Several lymph nodes are observed in the mediastinum, the largest of which is left lower paratracheal and the shortest diameter is 5 mm. | F | 9 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Several nonspecific nodules, the largest of which is 3mm in diameter, are observed in both lungs. | F | 10 |
Focal atelectasis area is observed in the left lung upper lobe lingular segment inferior subsegment and right lung upper lobe medial segment. | F | 11 |
Areas of focal atelectasis in both lungs. | I | 3 |
The diameters of the pulmonary trunk and right and left pulmonary arteries were measured as 31, 29, and 25 mm, respectively. | F | 4 |
Pulmonary conus and right pulmonary artery diameters increased. | F | 5 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Effusion was observed in both hemithorax, reaching a thickness of 13.5 mm on the right and 11 mm on the left. | F | 11 |
Peribronchial thickening and patchy ground glass densities were observed in the lower lobes of both lungs. | F | 13 |
The appearance is nonspecific, initially evaluated as secondary to cardiac stasis. | F | 14 |
Linear atelectasis was observed in the left lung inferior lingular segment and both lung lower lobe basal segments. | F | 15 |
Nonspecific subpleural nodules with a diameter of 7 mm were observed in both lungs, the largest of which was in the laterobasal segment of the lower lobe of the left lung. | F | 16 |
Syndesmophytes bridging with each other were observed on the anterior anterior surfaces of the thoracic vertebrae. | F | 22 |
Calcific atheromatous plaques in the thoracic aorta and coronary arteries. | I | 1 |
Increase in pulmonary trunk and right pulmonary artery diameters (pulmonary hypertension?). | I | 2 |
Small amount of pleural effusion in both hemithorax, peribronchial sheath thickening and patchy ground-glass densities in the lower lobes of both lungs, the appearance is nonspecific; initially evaluated as secondary to cardiac stasis. | I | 3 |
Syndesmophytes bridging each other on the anterior anterior surfaces of the thoracic vertebrae. | I | 7 |
A few lymph nodes with a diameter of 8 mm are observed in the mediastinum and bilateral hilar regions, the largest in the right lower paratracheal area, and no significant difference was found between their number and size. | F | 7 |
In the lower lobes of both lungs, the right lung upper lobe posterior segment and the left lung upper lobe lingular segment, there are areas of consolidation and accompanying linear atelectasis, accompanied by peripherally weighted, occasional ground glass areas. | F | 10 |
A few nodules with a diameter of 5 mm are observed in both lungs, the largest of which is in the lateral segment of the left lung lower lobe, and no significant difference was found between their number and size. | F | 11 |
There are several paraesophageal lymph nodes with a diameter of 3 mm. | F | 13 |
A hyperdense stone with a diameter of 1 cm is observed in the gallbladder lumen. | F | 15 |
There are millimetric osteophytes in the corners of the thoracic vertebral corpus within the sections. | F | 16 |
Consolidations in both lungs with peripheral predominance, occasional ground glass areas and linear atelectasis. | I | 1 |
Millimetric nodules in both lungs; is stable. | I | 3 |
A nodular formation with a size of approximately 10x7 mm is observed in the outer part of the left breast with smooth borders. | F | 6 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; There is a nodule of approximately 8x3 mm in size, superposed on the major fissure in the right lung. | F | 7 |
Again, at the middle lobe level on the right, a partially consolidative, partially ground-glass-like density increase is observed. | F | 8 |
There are ground-glass-like density increments and sequela parenchymal band appearance in the dorsally at the lower lobe levels. | F | 9 |
On the left, there are sequelae changes in the lingular segment and consolidative areas, sequelae changes at the lower lobe basal level, and ground glass-like density refinements. | F | 10 |
A 4 mm diameter nodule is observed in the right lung upper lobe apicoposterior segment medial subpleural area. | F | 14 |
Densities secondary to possible cholecystectomy are observed in the bile bed. | F | 15 |
Partially consolidative, partially ground-glass-like density increases and sequelae changes in both lungs. | I | 1 |
Calcific atheroma plaques are observed in the mediastinum, aortic arch, and coronary arteries. | F | 5 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; There are ground-glass densities in both lungs, diffusely located mostly peripherally, accompanied by patchy air bronchogram signs observed in the posterior, and enlarged vascular structures. | F | 8 |
Hypertrophic osteophytic tapering in the vertebral corpus endplates, diffuse density reduction in bone structures. | I | 2 |
Mediastinal main vascular structures and cardiac examination could not be evaluated optimally due to the lack of IV contrast and as far as can be observed; The pulmonary trunk is wider than normal with a diameter of 36 mm. | F | 1 |
Osteophytic degenerative changes with a tendency to coalesce were observed in the anterior of the vertebral corpus. | F | 12 |
Increased pulmonary trunk caliber, calcified atheromatous plaques in the wall of coronary vascular structures. | I | 1 |
There are several lymph nodes in the mediastinum and bilateral hilar regions, the largest of which is in the subcarinal area and 9 mm in diameter. | F | 4 |
Right lung lower lobe superior segment over the major fissure, faintly bordered, 4.9 mm diameter; Lentiform shaped, 4.5 mm diameter nodules are observed on the minor fissure in the medial segment of the middle lobe of the right lung, and no difference was observed between their sizes in a 1-year interval (intrapulmonar... | F | 9 |
There are areas of atelectasis in the medial segment of the right lung middle lobe. | F | 10 |
As far as evaluated within the limits of non-contrast abdomen CT; There is no discernible mass in the upper abdominal organs. | F | 11 |
Several lymph nodes, the largest of which are 7 mm in diameter, are observed adjacent to the lesser curvature of the stomach. | F | 12 |
Two stable nodules (intrapulmonary lymph node?) | I | 1 |
on the fissure in the right lung Linear atelectatic changes in the right lung Stable lymph nodes in the mediastinal area and at the level of the lesser curvature of the stomach | I | 2 |
Lymph nodes with millimetric size, which are thought to be reactive, are observed in bilateral lower paratracheal, subcarinal and peribronchial locations. | F | 2 |
There is one nonspecific lymph node with a short axis measuring 8 mm in the paraesophageal localization. | F | 3 |
More prominent peribronchial and subpleural nodular consolidation in bilaterally asymmetric upper lobes in both lungs and atypical pneumonic infiltration areas in ground glass density are observed in places. | F | 8 |
Radiological findings were evaluated as compatible with covid infection lung parenchyma involvement. | F | 9 |
Correlation with clinical and laboratory findings would be appropriate. | F | 10 |
Atypical pneumonic infiltration areas in both lungs, radiological findings were evaluated in accordance with Covid infection lung parenchyma involvement. | I | 1 |
Aortic valve calcification, calcified atherosclerotic plaques in LAD | I | 3 |
The esophagus is observed in normal width. | F | 5 |
A nonspecific nodular lesion of 5 mm diameter semisolid density was observed in the superior segment of the left lung lower lobe. | F | 8 |
Millimetric-sized nonspecific semisolid nodule in the left lung. | I | 2 |
Descending and pulmonary artery calibrations are natural. | F | 6 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Focal interlobular septal thickening and ground glass area are observed in the subpleural area in the right lung middle lobe lateral segment, which is consistent with sequelae. | F | 12 |
Linear atelectatic sequelae change was observed in the left lung inferior lingular segment. | F | 13 |
Paraseptal emphysema areas were observed in the apex of both lungs. | F | 14 |
A nonspecific subpleural nodule of 4 mm in diameter was observed in the apicoposterior segment of the upper lobe of the left lung. | F | 15 |
As far as can be seen in non-contrast sections; liver parenchyma density was diffusely decreased, compatible with fatty deposits. | F | 17 |
Subpleural focal interlobular septal thickening and ground glass density in the right lung middle lobe lateral segment; evaluated in favor of sequelae. | I | 2 |
Linear atelectasis and sequelae change in the left lung inferior lingular segment . | I | 3 |
Paraseptal emphysema areas in the apices of both lungs . | I | 4 |
Millimetric subpleural nodule in the apicoposterior segment of the left lung upper lobe . | I | 5 |
Right upper paratracheal, bilateral lower paratracheal millimetric lymph node is observed. | F | 2 |
Calcific atherosclerotic plaques are observed in the walls of the coronary artery in the aortic arch, and in the descending and abdominal aorta. | F | 6 |
Although pericardial effusion in the form of minimal smearing was observed, pleural effusion-thickening was not detected in both hemithorax. | F | 7 |
In the evaluation of both lung parenchyma; the largest one is 11 mm in diameter at the apex of the right lung, and consolidations of ground glass density are observed in the upper lobe of the right lung. | F | 8 |
In addition, two nodules with a diameter of 6 mm in the middle lobe of the right lung and 4.5 mm in diameter in the lower lobe laterobasal segment are observed. | F | 9 |
Mosaic attenuation is present in the lower lobes of both lungs (small airway disease? | F | 10 |
The gallbladder is operated and a metallic clip is observed in its lodge. | F | 13 |
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