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Decrease in atelectatic changes in the superior segment of the left lung lower lobe. | I | 4 |
Mediastinal stable lymph nodes. | I | 3.26471 |
Trachea and both main bronchi are normal. | F | 1.95675 |
There is minimal bronchiectasis in the central parts of both lungs. | F | 3.47111 |
Budding tree appearances and areas of ground glass are observed in both lungs, most prominently in the posterior segment of the right lung upper lobe. | F | 4 |
Although the described appearances are not specific, they were evaluated in favor of infective pathology. | F | 5 |
No significant difference was found in the findings in other localizations. | F | 6 |
No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed. | F | 15.46596 |
AML in follow-up . | I | 1 |
Views of budding trees in both lungs | I | 2 |
Bilateral gynecomastia is observed. | F | 1.47619 |
No obstructive pathology was detected in the lumen of the trachea and both main bronchi. | F | 2.42295 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; In both lungs, prominent centriacinar nodular infiltrates and budding tree appearance are observed in the upper lobes and lower lobe superior segments. | F | 7 |
Although the described manifestations are not specific, they were evaluated in favor of infective pathologies. | F | 8 |
Millimetric calculi are observed in the gallbladder lumen. | F | 13.5 |
It is heterogeneous in mesenteric and omental fatty planes. | F | 12 |
AML on follow-up. | I | 1 |
Correlation is recommended. | I | 4.85714 |
Heterogeneous appearance in mesenteric and omental fatty planes. | I | 6 |
Thoracic CT examination within normal limits | I | 1.07611 |
Mediastinal structures were evaluated as suboptimal since the examination was uncontrasted, and as far as can be observed; On the right, the image of the catheter extending to the superior vena cava is observed. | F | 8 |
There are density increases and air images compatible with edema-inflammation in the subcutaneous soft tissues at the lower neck level and supraclavicular localization in the examination area. | F | 9 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; no mass nodule-infiltration was detected in both lungs. | F | 10.2 |
Millimetric sized, some calcified nonspecific parenchymal nodules were observed in both lungs. | F | 13.5 |
No sign of pneumonia was detected. | I | 1.73459 |
Millimetric sized, some calcified, nonspecific parenchymal nodules in both lungs. | I | 2 |
Edema-inflammation and air images in the subcutaneous fatty planes in the inferior neck and right supraclavicular region in the examination area. | I | 3 |
The cardiothoracic index was slightly increased in favor of the heart. | F | 4.73958 |
In the evaluation of both lung parenchyma; No mass nodule infiltration was detected in both lungs. | F | 6.24419 |
In the middle lobe of the right lung, a nonspecific nodule with a diameter of 2 mm located in a fissure is observed (intrapulmonary lymph node?). | F | 6 |
In the sections passing through the upper part of the abdomen, the bilateral adrenal glands appear natural. | F | 9.12949 |
No significant pathology was detected in the abdominal sections. | F | 10.07124 |
No obvious pathology was detected in bone structures. | F | 10.98726 |
Slight increase in cardiothoracic index. | I | 1 |
A fissure-based nodule of 2 mm in diameter (intrapulmonary lymph node?) | I | 2 |
in the middle lobe of the right lung. | I | 3 |
No infiltration was detected in both lungs. | I | 2.04 |
A catheter that is inserted from the right and terminates in the superior vena cava is observed. | F | 1 |
There are millimetric nonspecific nodules in both lungs. | F | 6.64738 |
Newly developed ground-glass densities in the upper lobes of both lungs (viral pneumonia?). | I | 1 |
Millimetric nonspecific nodules in both lungs. | I | 2.21566 |
A port catheter extending to the right atrium is observed on the anterior chest wall. | F | 1 |
In the paraaortic area, several lymph nodes are observed, the largest of which is approximately 1 cm in diameter, although it is difficult to distinguish due to the lack of contrast in the examination. | F | 7 |
A few lymph nodes, the largest of which is approximately 1 cm in diameter, although difficult to distinguish due to the lack of contrast in the examination in the paraaortic area. | I | 1 |
Mediastinal vascular structures and cardiac examination were not evaluated optimally because of the lack of IV contrast. | F | 1.30222 |
As far as can be seen; An increase in heart size was observed. | F | 2 |
Pericardial effusion with a depth of approximately 19 mm was detected. | F | 3 |
It is understood that the patient underwent aortic valve replacement. | F | 3.71429 |
Pulmonary trunk calibration is 35 mm, right pulmonary artery 30 mm, left pulmonary artery 28 mm wider than normal. | F | 5 |
There are calcified atheromatous plaques on the wall of the thoracic aorta and coronary vascular structures. | F | 5 |
Bilateral pleural effusion was observed. | F | 7.63158 |
It was measured at its deepest point at a depth of 45 mm on the right and 30 mm on the left. | F | 8 |
Diffuse calcification is observed in the walls of the trachea and both main bronchi. | F | 10 |
There are lymph nodes in the mediastinum that have fusiform configuration and are not pathological in size and appearance. | F | 12 |
In both lungs, adjacent to the effusion, there is an area of increase in density consistent with consolidation in which airbronchograms are observed, which is evaluated in favor of atelectasis. | F | 13 |
No active infiltration or mass lesion was detected in both lung parenchyma. | F | 9.44792 |
Both lungs have a mosaic attenuation pattern (small airway disease?, small vessel disease:?). | F | 15 |
As far as it can be seen within the limits of non-contrast CT in the upper abdominal sections within the image; There is a hyperdense appearance showing leveling in the gallbladder lumen. | F | 16 |
It is recommended to be evaluated together with USG findings in terms of bile sludge. | F | 17 |
Mild stenosis was observed in both renal artery orifice localizations. | F | 19 |
No lytic or destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the image. | F | 14.06494 |
There are common degenerative changes. | F | 16 |
Increased pulmonary trunk and both pulmonary arteries calibration, increased heart size, pericardial and bilateral effusion. | I | 1 |
Calcified atheromatous plaques in the wall of thoracic aorta, coronary vascular structures. | I | 2.2 |
Density increase areas evaluated in favor of atelectasis in both lungs adjacent to effusion and mosaic attenuation pattern (small airway disease?, small vessel disease:?). | I | 3 |
Hyperdense appearance with leveling in the gallbladder lumen; It is recommended to evaluate with USG findings in terms of biliary sludge. | I | 4 |
Calcified atheroma plaques in the calibration of the abdominal aorta and vascular structures originating from the aorta. | I | 5 |
Degenerative changes in bone structures. | I | 5.2881 |
A triangular density secondary to the thymic remnant is observed in the anterior mediastinum. | F | 1.29379 |
Right upper paratracheal millimetric lymph node is observed. | F | 2.34101 |
In the evaluation of both lung parenchyma; Possible post-op fractures are observed in the right 8th and 9th ribs. | F | 7 |
There are pleuroparachymal sequelae densities, focal pleural thickening, parenchymal distortion and post-operative changes and cerclage material in the posterobasal and mediobasal segment of the right lung lower lobe. | F | 8 |
In addition, there is a 4 mm diameter parenchymal nodule in the anterobasal segment of the lower lobe of the right lung. | F | 9 |
No mass or infiltration was detected in both lungs. | F | 10.54545 |
Possible postoperative fractures in the right 8th and 9th ribs . | I | 1 |
Cerclage material with pleuroparachymal sequelae densities, focal pleural thickening, parenchymal distortion and post-operative changes in the posterobasal and mediobasal segment of the right lung lower lobe . | I | 2 |
4 mm diameter parenchymal nodule in the right lung lower lobe anterobasal segment . | I | 3 |
As far as can be observed: Soft tissue density of the remnant thymus tissue, which does not create a significant mass effect, was observed in the anterior mediastinum. | F | 4 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; A mosaic attenuation pattern was observed in both lung parenchyma (small airway disease? | F | 10.4 |
small vessel disease?). | F | 10.47212 |
Subsegmeter atelectasis areas were observed in the middle lobe of the right lung and the inferior lingular segment of the left lung. | F | 13 |
A subpleural nodule was observed in the right lung lower lobe laterobasal segment. | F | 14 |
The outlook is not typical for Covid-19 pneumonia. | F | 10.68293 |
Clinical and laboratory correlation is recommended. | F | 13.37534 |
In the posterobasal segment of the lower lobe of the right lung, there is a density of 18 mm foreign body that causes significant metallic artifact. | F | 17 |
Mosaic attenuation pattern in both lungs (small airway disease? | I | 2.55667 |
small vessel disease? | I | 3.00833 |
), fibroatelectatic changes in both lungs, subpleural nodule in the lower lobe of the right lung; the appearance is not typical for Covid-19 pneumonia. | I | 3 |
It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical and laboratory data. | I | 3.88889 |
Metallic density of foreign body in the posterobasal segment of the lower lobe of the right lung. | I | 5 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; No mass-infiltration was detected in both lung parenchyma. | F | 9.925 |
A few nonspecific parenchymal nodules measuring 2.5 mm in diameter were observed in the upper lobe of the right lung. | F | 10 |
Pleuroparenchymal sequelae density increases are observed in the middle lobe of the right lung. | F | 11 |
Pericardial minimal effusion. | I | 3.24138 |
Millimetric-sized nonspecific parenchymal nodule in the right lung. | I | 2 |
Minimal sequelae changes in the right lung. | I | 1.33333 |
Evaluation of solid organs, vascular structures, and mediastinal structures is suboptimal because the examination is non-contrast. | F | 1 |
In the left hemithorax, in the 6th and 7th ribs, a fragmented fracture line is observed in the lateral part. | F | 2 |
Similarly, fragmented fracture lines are observed at the costovertebral junction level in the 9th rib on the left. | F | 3 |
Also, fragmented fractures are observed in the transverse process of the 9th vertebra. | F | 4 |
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