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AICD/pacemaker device with a single lead in the right ventricle |
AICD/pacemaker device with leads in place |
AICD/pacemaker device with leads in right atrium and right ventricle |
AICD/pacemaker device with leads in the coronary sinus |
AICD/pacemaker device with leads in the region of the coronary sinus |
AICD/pacemaker device with leads in the right atrium |
AICD/pacemaker device with leads in the right atrium and right ventricle |
AICD/pacemaker device with leads in the right atrium, right ventricle and coronary sinus |
AICD/pacemaker device with leads in the right atrium, right ventricle, and coronary sinus |
AICD/pacemaker device with leads in the right atrium, right ventricle, and likely in the coronary sinus |
AICD/pacemaker device with leads in the right ventricle |
AICD/pacemaker device with single lead in the right ventricle |
AICD/pacemaker generator overlying the left chest wall |
AICD/pacemaker generator overlying the left lung base |
AICD/pacemaker in place with leads in the right atrium and right ventricle |
AICD/pacemaker lead in the right ventricle |
AICD/pacemaker leads in the right atrium |
AICD/pacemaker leads in the right atrium and right ventricle |
AICD/pacemaker leads in the right atrium, right ventricle, and coronary sinus |
AICD/pacemaker leads in the right ventricle |
AICD/pacemaker leads within the right atrium, right ventricle, and coronary sinus |
AICD/pacer device with leads in place |
AP lordotic positioning |
AP position |
AP single view exposure of lower chest and upper abdomen |
AP single view of the chest oriented to the lower portion |
AP technique |
AP window fullness |
AP window prominence may be positional |
ARDS |
ARDS is a consideration |
ARDS possible |
ARDS with reticulation |
ARDS with widespread ground-glass opacity |
ASD closure device over the heart |
ASD closure device projecting over the heart |
AV graft over the right upper arm |
AV valve prosthesis |
AVR |
AVR demonstrated |
AVR in place |
AVR replacement |
Abdominal distension and distal atelectasis of both lower lobes |
Abnormal density in the right upper lobe |
Abnormal findings in the image |
Abnormal location of intubation tube suggested |
Abnormal location of right jugular catheter |
Abnormalities noted in the right middle lung field and right lower lung field |
About 1.5 cm sized solitary pulmonary nodule at right upper lobe |
About 1.7 cm sized nodular opacity at right lower lung field, rule out solitary pulmonary nodule, including metastasis versus focal atelectasis |
About 2 cm sized irregular mass in right lower lung |
About 3 cm nodule and several dense nodules in the right upper lobe |
About 4 cm round mass in left upper lobe |
About 5 cm extent of consolidative mass in the right upper lobe apex with probable endobronchial component along the right upper lobe apical bronchiole, concerning for lung primary malignancy |
About 5 cm size mass in the right upper lung |
About 7 cm mass in right upper lung field |
About 8 cm sized large mass at right lower lobe field |
Abscess in right mid lung |
Absence of active lung lesion |
Abundant fecal material in the colon |
Accentuated bronchovascular markings |
Accentuated interstitial markings in both lower lungs, rule out interstitial lung disease |
Accentuated interstitial markings in both lungs |
Accentuated interstitial markings in both lungs, rule out pneumonia |
Accentuated interstitial markings, rule out pneumonia |
Accentuated pulmonary interstitial markings in both lungs, rule out interstitial lung disease |
Accentuation of both lung vascularity |
Accentuation of both lung vascularity and consolidation in both lungs suggesting pulmonary edema |
Accentuation of both lung vascularity and consolidation in both lungs suggesting pulmonary edema, especially on the left |
Accentuation of both lung vascularity and consolidation in both lungs suggesting pulmonary edema, especially on the right |
Accentuation of both lung vascularity and consolidation in both lungs suggesting pulmonary edema, especially right pleural effusion |
Accentuation of interstitial markings in both lungs |
Accentuation of interstitial markings in both lungs, rule out interstitial lung disease |
Accentuation of interstitial markings in both lungs, rule out pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia |
Accentuation of interstitial markings in the right lung |
Accentuation of interstitial markings with multifocal ground glass opacities in both lungs, indicative of interstitial lung disease |
Accentuation of interstitial markings with suspicious nodular lesions in both lungs |
Accentuation of interstitial markings, rule out interstitial lung disease |
Accentuation of interstitial markings, rule out interstitial lung disease, rule out lymphangitic metastasis |
Accentuation of right minor fissure |
Acromio-Clavicular dissociation |
Acromioclavicular separation, left |
Active lesion in the lungs |
Active lung lesion |
Active lung lesion not observed |
Active lung lesion status post median sternotomy with mitral valve replacement |
Active miliary tuberculosis, most likely |
Active pneumonic infiltration in the left middle lung field and left lower lung field |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis in both lungs with right pleural adhesion |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis in both lungs, especially in the right upper lung field |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis in both upper lobes |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis in left upper lung field |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis in right upper lung field and left lung |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis in the left upper and lower lung |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis in the right lung |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis in the right upper lobe |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis in the right upper lung field |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis is more likely |
Active pulmonary tuberculosis or pneumonia in both lungs |
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