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On the current examination, there is a semisolid nodule measuring 8x6.5 mm in the anterior segment of the right lung upper lobe. | F | 12 |
It was measured 8.5x7.5 mm in the previous CT examination. | F | 13 |
Minimal decrease in size and density was noted. | F | 14 |
There is suture material secondary to the operation in the gallbladder locus as far as can be seen within the borders of non-contrast CT in the upper abdominal sections within the image. | F | 15 |
Intra-abdominal Intra-abdominal free fluid, loculated collection was not detected. | F | 16 |
No lymph node was observed in intraabdominal pathological size and appearance. | F | 15.04348 |
No solid mass was detected in the intra-abdominal parenchymal organs as far as it can be observed within the borders of non-contrast CT. No lytic or destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures in the study area. | F | 18 |
Musk type hiatal hernia at the lower end of the esophagus. | I | 1 |
No active infiltration or mass lesion was detected in both lungs, and density increases in ground glass density in both lung basal segments evaluated as secondary to the dependent effect and sequelae atelectasis in both lung lower lobes more prominent on the left. | I | 2 |
Right lung semisolid nodule in the anterior segment of the upper lobe. | I | 3 |
A catheter appearance extending from the left brachiocephalic vein to the superior vena cava and ending at the level of the right atrium is observed. | F | 2 |
Thymic tissue is observed in the anterior mediastinum, which does not show mass effect in conical configuration. | F | 5 |
No pathologically sized and configured lymph nodes were detected in the mediastinum and at both hilar levels. | F | 6.34146 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; trachea, both main bronchi are open. | F | 7.85106 |
A calcific nodule with a diameter of 2 mm is observed laterally in the posterior segment of the right lung upper lobe. | F | 9 |
There are parenchymal sequelae bands in the anterior-apicoposterior segment transition of the left lung upper lobe. | F | 10 |
There was no apparent effusion, pneumonia or pneumothorax in both lungs. | F | 11 |
No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver in the sections passing through the upper abdomen. | F | 11.89474 |
No finding compatible with pneumonia was detected. | I | 1.16918 |
The heart and mediastinal vascular structures could not be evaluated optimally due to the lack of contrast, and they have a natural appearance. | F | 4.1224 |
In the evaluation of both lung parenchyma; No active infiltration or mass lesion was detected. | F | 6.12857 |
In the sections passing through the upper part of the abdomen, hyperdense leveling is observed in the gallbladder lumen, which is thought to belong to stones and sludge. | F | 7 |
No lytic or destructive lesions were detected in bone structures. | F | 9.21868 |
A port catheter is observed in the superior vena cava. | F | 2.07692 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Nodular ground glass densities observed in the previous examination in the paracardiac area in the left lung lower lobe anteromedial are not observed in the current examination, and mild atelectatic changes are observed at this level. | F | 8 |
Dependent atelectatic changes are present in both lower lobe posterobasal segments of both lungs. | F | 9 |
No nodular or infiltrative lesion was detected in both lung parenchyma. | F | 9.97794 |
Dependent atelectatic changes in both lower lobe posterobasal segments of both lungs. | I | 1 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Widespread patchy ground glass-consolidation areas are observed in both lungs. | F | 7.2 |
The outlook is consistent with Covid-19 pneumonia. | F | 9.85437 |
Typical Covid-19 pneumonia. | I | 1 |
Lymphadenopathies in a round configuration are observed at the prevascular, paratracheal and left supraclavicular levels, the largest of which is in the upper paratracheal area, with a short diameter of 17 millimeters. | F | 3 |
Density increases evaluated in favor of atelectasis in the bilateral lower lobes of the lung were noted. | F | 5 |
There is bilateral pleural effusion measuring 14 millimeters on the left at its deepest point. | F | 6 |
In the upper abdomen sections within the image, the liver parenchyma is observed in heterogeneous density and there is a mass measuring approximately 25 x 32 millimeters at the segment 4B level on this ground within the borders of non-contrast CT. | F | 7 |
Evaluation by MRI is recommended. | F | 8 |
Also, lymphadenopathy with a short diameter of 15 millimeters in the vicinity of the lesser curvature of the stomach has lost its fusiform configuration. | F | 9 |
is monitored . | F | 10 |
No lytic or destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures in the imaged state. | F | 11 |
Lymph nodes in the mediastinum with pathological size and appearance at the prevascular, paratracheal and left supraclavicular level, the largest lymph nodes in the abdomen, lymphadenopathy adjacent to the lesser curvature of the stomach . | I | 1 |
Bilateral minimal pleural effusion . | I | 2.70833 |
Increases in density evaluated in favor of atelectasis in both lung lower lobes . | I | 3 |
Heterogeneous appearance is observed in the liver parenchyma in the upper abdomen sections, which In segment 4B localization on the ground, a heterogeneous lesion that cannot be characterized within the borders of non-contrast CT is observed. | I | 4 |
Evaluation with MR Examination is recommended. | I | 5 |
No lytic or destructive lesion was detected in the bone structures within the examination area. | F | 10.5 |
There are calcific atheroma plaques in the aortic arch, subclavian artery, and coronary arteries. | F | 3 |
There is significant calcification in the mitral valve. | F | 4 |
No lymph node with pathological size and configuration was detected in the mediastinum. | F | 4.9534 |
There are lymph nodes in the mediastinum and both hilar levels, the largest of which is on the right and cannot be clearly evaluated on non-contrast examination, but there are lymph nodes of approximately 15x11 mm, some of which have a partially calcified appearance. | F | 6 |
Mild hiatal hernia is observed in the case. | F | 8.82759 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; both hemithorax are symmetrical. | F | 7.84226 |
Sequelae changes are observed at the apical level on the right. | F | 14 |
There are sequelae changes in the middle lobe. | F | 12.65385 |
Pleuroparenchymal sequelae changes are observed in the right lung upper lobe anterior-posterior segments and lower lobe superior segment. | F | 13 |
There are also sequelae changes at the minor fissure level. | F | 14 |
Sequelae changes are observed at the level of the linguistic segment. | F | 15 |
Pneumonia, pneumothorax, pleural effusion were not detected in both lungs. | F | 14 |
There are calcific 2-3 mm diameter nonspecific nodules superposed on the interlobular fissure in the subpleural area in the basal part of the left lung lower lobe. | F | 17 |
A decrease in density consistent with steatosis is observed in the liver. | F | 15.55556 |
In the gallbladder, a prominent dense formation compatible with cholelithiasis is observed. | F | 19 |
Nodular density compatible with accessory spleen is observed adjacent to the spleen. | F | 15.66667 |
Degenerative changes are observed in the bone structure. | F | 21.18609 |
There are findings compatible with DISH. | F | 22.13793 |
Mild scoliosis with left opening is observed in the dorsal region. | F | 25 |
Slightly more pronounced but mild sequelae changes on the right in both lungs. | I | 1 |
There is a nodule measuring approximately 5x5 mm in the anterior segment of the left lung upper lobe. | F | 3 |
In the upper abdominal organs within the sections, there is no mass with distinguishable borders as far as it can be observed within the borders of non-enhanced CT. Thoracic vertebral corpus heights, alignments and densities are normal. | F | 14.02531 |
Millimetric nodule in the upper lobe of the left lung. | I | 1.25 |
A central venous catheter inserted through the jugular is seen on the right. | F | 1 |
There are calcific atheroma plaques in the aortic arch. | F | 3 |
Lymph nodes with a short axis not exceeding 1 cm are observed in the mediastinum. | F | 6.29412 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; A millimetric nonspecific nodule is observed adjacent to the major fissure in the anterior lower lobe of the left lung. | F | 9 |
Widespread lytic lesions are observed in the bone structures, especially in the vertebrae, within the sections. | F | 14 |
Compression fractures were observed in the T5, T9, T1, L1 vertebral bodies, causing 50% and 25-50% loss of height, respectively. | F | 15 |
Aortic atherosclerosis. | I | 2.08108 |
Millimetric nonspecific nodule in the left lung. | I | 1.72727 |
Lytic lesions and loss of height in the vertebrae. | I | 3 |
A catheter extending from the right internal jugular vein to the superior-right atrium junction of the vena cava was observed. | F | 1.33333 |
Calcific atheroma plaques were observed in the aortic arch. | F | 6.97436 |
In the mediastinum, lymph nodes with short axes less than 1 cm that did not reach pathological dimensions were observed. | F | 8.35294 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; In the left lung lower lobe superior segment, a 1 cm diameter nodule and a ground-glass halo were observed around the segmental bronchi. | F | 8 |
In addition, centriacinar nodular infiltration areas accompanied by ground glass areas were observed in the right lung upper lobe posterior, left lung upper lobe inferior lingular, and both lung lower lobe basal segments. | F | 9 |
The outlook may be compatible with atypical viral pneumonias or fungal infections. | F | 10 |
No mass lesion with distinguishable borders was detected in the lung parenchyma. | F | 14.33333 |
Diffuse lytic bone lesions consistent with multiple myeloma involvement were observed in all bone structures within the sections. | F | 16 |
In the thoracic vertebrae, compression fractures were observed in the T5 vertebra, which led to the most significant loss of height. | F | 17 |
Calcific atheroma plaque in the aortic arch. | I | 1 |
Findings in both lungs that may be consistent with atypical viral pneumonia or fungal infections; It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical and laboratory. | I | 2 |
Lytic bone lesions consistent with multiple myeloma in the bone structures within the sections and loss of height at T5 most prominently in the thoracolumbar vertebrae. | I | 3 |
The mediastinal short axis was below 1 cm, and a stable size and number of lymph nodes were observed according to the previous examination. | F | 8 |
No lymph node was detected in bilateral hilar pathological size and appearance. | F | 9.83333 |
When examined in the lung parenchyma window; In both lung parenchyma, there are common consolidation areas with peripheral ground glass density increases. | F | 10 |
The described appearance may be compatible with atypical viral pneumonia or fungal infection. | F | 11 |
There is a loss of height in places in the thoracic vertebrae, and it is most prominent in the T5 vertebra. | F | 16 |
There was no significant change in other findings in the current examination. | F | 9.8875 |
Mediastinal lymph nodes are stable. | F | 5.33333 |
In both lung parenchyma, there are consolidations with irregular borders and ground glass densities around it. | F | 2 |
It is observed that the ground glass densities in the posterobasal lower lobe are partially more consolidated. | F | 3 |
It is seen that the ground glass and consolidations in the subpleural area are minimally regressed at focal levels in the lower lobe posterobasal on the right and the lower lobe posterobasal on the left. | F | 4 |
Apart from this, no major changes were detected in the infiltrations. | F | 5 |
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