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In addition, nodules reaching 8 mm in size were observed in the apex of the right lung lower lobe.
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Minimal atelectasis is seen adjacent to the major fissure in the right lobe anterior.
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There are effusions of 15 mm on the right and 21 mm on the left in the bilateral hemithorax.
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Sclerotic foci are observed in the vertebral corpuscles and ribs in the right clavicle sternum.
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Bronchial wall thickening, interlobular septal thickening, target lesions (fungal infection?)
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Millimetric nodules (metastases?)
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Sclerotic lesions in bone structures (consistent with metastasis).
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Peripheral calcifications consistent with tracheobronchopathia osteochondroplastica were observed in the walls of the trachea and both main bronchi.
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As far as can be seen; main pulmonary artery diameter was 38 mm, and right and left pulmonary artery diameters were 30 mm and 24 mm, respectively.
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The diameters of the right and main pulmonary arteries increased.
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Calcified atheroma plaques were observed in the thoracic aorta and coronary artery walls.
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Lymph nodes measuring 9.5 mm in the short axis were observed in the mediastinum, at the right lower paratracheal level.
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The largest of the existing lymph nodes was measured 12 mm in the short axis in the previous examination, and there is a millimetric decrease in their size.
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Minimal peribronchial thickening was observed in segmental-subsegmental bronchi in both lungs.
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Passive atelectatic changes were observed in the paracardiac area in the middle lobe of the right lung and the inferior lingular segment of the left lung upper lobe.
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Subsegmental atelectatic changes were observed in the anterobasal segment of the lower lobe of the right lung and the basal segment of the lower lobe of the left lung.
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Several parenchymal nodules with a diameter of 2.6 mm were observed in both lungs, the largest of which was on the fissure in the left lung.
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Bilateral pleural effusion observed in the previous examination is completely regressed.
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Widespread sclerotic bone lesions were observed in the bone structures within the sections and it was learned that they had metastases.
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| 21
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Millimetric reduction in mediastinal lymph nodes.
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Reduced number and size of parenchymal nodules in both lungs.
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An effusion reaching 13 mm in thickness was observed in the pericardial space.
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; In the left hemithorax, an effusion measuring 30 mm was observed in its thickest part between the pleural leaves.
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Passive atelectatic changes were observed in the lung areas adjacent to the effusion in the basal left lung lower lobe.
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Minimal atelectasis changes were observed in the right lung lower lobe posterobasal subpleural area as well.
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| 11
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Edema-inflammatory diffuse density increases were observed in all subcutaneous fat planes entering the cross-sectional area.
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| 16
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Pericardial effusion Bilateral smear-like pleural effusion on the right Compressive atelectasis adjacent to the basal effusion in the lower lobe of the left lung
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; In both hemithorax, there is pleural effusion measuring 15 mm in thickness on the left and 11 mm in thickness on the right.
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Mild atelectasis is observed in the lower lobe of the left lung.
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Small amount of effusions, more prominent on the left bilateral side Mild atelectasis in the lower lobe of the left lung, clinical lab in terms of suspected infectious process initiation.
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Pericardial effusion is 8 mm thick.
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Mediastinal, axillary and hilar short axis lymph nodes measuring up to 11 mm are observed.
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; There are thickenings of interlobular septa in both lungs, mosaic attenuation patterns and mild patchy ground glass densities in the lower lobe basal segments of both lungs, more prominent on the left.
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There are pleural effusions in both hemithorax with a thickness of 29 mm on the right and 11 mm on the left.
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In the upper abdominal organs, including sections; An increase in liver size was observed.
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Bilateral pleural effusions, with a small amount prominent on the right.
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Mediastinal and axillary multiple lymph nodes.
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The onset of infectious processes accompanied by cardiac stasis.
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Centriacinar nodules, some of which have the appearance of budded trees, and ground glass areas are observed in both lungs.
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It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical and laboratory findings in terms of distal airway disease.
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The described appearances were also present in the previous examination of the patient, and no significant difference was found in the findings.
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Diffuse centriacinar nodules and ground glass areas in both lungs, some of which have the appearance of budding trees.
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Pleuroparenchymal sequelae changes were observed in the right lung middle lobe medial, left lung upper lobe inferior lingular and right lung lower lobe posterobasal segment.
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| 7
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Sequela parenchymal changes in the right lung middle lobe medial, left lung upper lobe inferior lingular and right lung lower lobe posterobasal segment.
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Depanden densities and sequela fibrotic densities are observed in bilateral lung lower lobe posterobasal densities.
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| 7
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There is a millimetric calcific nodule in the left upper lobe.
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| 8
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Gall bladder was not observed in the upper abdominal sections.
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There is an appearance of partial gastrectomy.
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A 16 mm hypodense lesion was observed in the left lobe of the liver.
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Depanden densities and minimal sequelae changes in the lower lobes of both lungs.
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Millimetric calcific sequela nodule in the upper lobe of the left lung.
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Partial gastrectomy, cholecystectomy and hypodense lesion (cyst?)
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The largest of these nodules is observed in the middle lobe of the right lung and is approximately 8x5 mm in size.
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There are emphysematous changes in both lungs and sometimes linear atelectasis.
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There is a belt type hiatal hernia at the lower end of the esophagus.
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There are post-op changes in the left breast at the retroareolar level.
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A nodular lesion with a diameter of 11 mm is observed in the left upper outer quadrant.
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; There are emphysematous changes and sequela fibrotic changes in both lungs.
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| 10
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Ground-glass nodular infiltrates and mosaic density differences are observed in both lungs.
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| 11
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Widespread sclerotic lesions are observed in bone structures within the study area.
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Pleuroparenchymal fibroatelectasis sequelae were observed in the left lung inferior lingular, right lung middle lobe and right lung lower lobe mediobasal segment.
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A few millimetric nonspecific parenchymal nodules, some of them calcific, were observed in both lungs.
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| 11
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As far as can be seen within the sections; A 20x14 mm adenoma was observed in the medial crus of the right adrenal gland.
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Atherosclerotic wall calcifications in thoracic aorta and coronary arteries Emphysematous appearance in both lungs, peribronchial thickening in segmental bronchi, fibroatelectasis sequelae changes Millimetric nonspecific parenchymal nodules, some calcific in both lungs Right adrenal adenoma Extensive osteodegen in various bone structures
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Right upper-bilateral lower paratracheal narrow lymph node with diameters less than 1 cm is observed.
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In the evaluation of both lung parenchyma; Ground-glass densities/consolidations are observed in the peripheral lung parenchyma in both lungs in the form of a dominant patch.
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| 6
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Predominant patchy ground-glass densities/consolidations in the peripheral lung parenchyma in both lungs: Typical findings for Covid-19 pneumonia in the presence of a pandemic.
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Pleuroparenchymal fibroatelectasis sequela change was observed in the left lung inferior lingular segment.
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| 8
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An accessory spleen with a diameter of 1.5 cm was observed in the anterior part of the splenic hilus inferior.
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| 12
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Smear-like pericardial effusion .
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Millimetric calcific atheroma plaque in LAD .
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Pleuroparenchymal fibroatelectasis sequelae change in left lung inferior lingular segment .
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Accessory spleen in inferior spleen hilus
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As far as can be observed: There are minimal calcific atherosclerotic changes in the wall of the coronary artery.
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When examined in the lung parenchyma window; In both lung lower lobe posterobasal segments, there are densities evaluated in favor of subpleural primarily dependent density increase.
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Densities evaluated in favor of a dependent increase in density in the lower lobes of both lungs.
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Left lung subsegmentary atelectasis.
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Clinical laboratory correlation follow-up is recommended in terms of findings compatible with Covid-19 viral pneumonia and differential diagnosis of other infectious-non-infectious findings.
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There is thymic tissue in the anterior mediastinum, in which hypodense areas compatible with fatty involution are observed, which does not show a mass effect.
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There are mild sequela changes at the apical level of the left lung upper lobe.
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There is a 3mm diameter nodule in the inferior lingular segment.
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Mild sequelae changes at the apical level of the left lung.
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Mild sequela changes at the apical level of the left lung upper lobe.
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3mm diameter nodule in the inferior lingular segment.
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Calibration of major vascular structures in the anterior mediastinum is natural.
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Several lymph nodes, the largest of which are 15x13 mm in size, are observed at the upper-lower paratracheal level.
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| 4
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In the evaluation of both lungs in the parenchyma window; A nodule of approximately 4x2 mm is observed in the middle lobe on the right.
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| 7
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There is a 4x2 mm nodule more caudally.
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There is a 2 mm diameter subpleural nodule at the laterobasal level on the right.
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In the upper abdominal organs included in the sections, isodense contour lobulation with parenchyma with exophytic appearance is observed towards anterolaterally in the middle part of the left kidney.
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First of all, sonography and, if necessary, further examination with MRI is recommended.
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In the upper abdominal organs included in the sections, isodense contour lobulation with parenchyma with exophytic appearance towards the anterolateral in the middle part of the left kidney is observed.
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First of all, sonography - if necessary, further examination of the case with MRI is recommended.
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A subpleural 3 mm diameter nonspecific nodule was observed in the posterior segment of the left lung upper lobe.
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Millimetric nonspecific nodule in left lung .
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Calcified atheroma plaque in LAD .
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Right upper paratracheal, lower paratracheal, some calcified several lymph nodes are observed.
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Coarse plaque-like pleural thickening and calcifications are observed in the right lower hemithorax.
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In the evaluation of both lung parenchyma; More prominent centriacinar emphysemato areas are observed in the upper lobes of both lung parenchyma.
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Calcific nodules are observed in the right lung.
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