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the image shows what abnormality? | abnormal hyperintensity in the right occipital lobe | |
what is abnormal in this image? | abnormal hyperintensity in the right occipital lobe | |
is the brain tissue ischemic? | yes | |
is this image a ct or mri image? | ct | |
is this a special kind of x-ray? | no | |
this image is concerning for what lung pathology? | pneumonia | |
what lung pathology is this image concerning for? | pneumonia | |
the soft-tissue density seen in this image contains what? | air | |
what is filling the soft-tissue density seen in this image? | air | |
is this a sagittal plane image? | no | |
from what do you see stranding? | fat | |
what is stranding in this image? | fat | |
the image above shows an abnormality where? | hyperintensity of the left basal ganglia | |
is there atrophy of the brain? | yes | |
where is the abnormality in this image? | hyperintensity of the left basal ganglia | |
is there evidence of left lung field hyperinflation? | yes | |
has the left lung collapsed? | yes | |
is the grey/white matter border well differentiated? | yes | |
is there blurring of the grey-white matter junction? | no | |
does the pancreatic head appear enlarged? | yes | |
is the size of the pancreatic head large? | yes | |
is there evidence of mediastinal shift? | no | |
is there a midline shift? | no | |
is there evidence of hilar enlargement? | no | |
how would you describe the abnormality? | diffuse | |
is there increased lung markings near the hilum? | no | |
is the mass compressing the inferior vena cava? | no | |
is the inferior vena cava compressed by the tumor? | no | |
are the kidneys normal? | yes | |
are these normal looking kidneys? | yes | |
what is happening to the right heart border? | partial silhouetting | |
how would you describe the r heart border? | partial silhouetting | |
what is the small mass near the left kidney? | splenule | |
what is located near the left kidney | splenule | |
is the right costophrenic angle sharp? | no | |
is the abnormality focal or diffuse? | diffuse | |
is the right costophrenic angle easily visualized? | no | |
are the ventricles symmetrical? | no | |
are the ventricles the same size? | no | |
what does the brighter outer ring of the lesion represent? | necrosis | |
what is indicated by the bright ring around the lesion? | necrosis | |
where in relation to the mass is the left kidney located in this image? | posteriorly | |
where is the mass located in relation to the left kidney? | posteriorly | |
on which side is air under the diaphragm? | right | |
is free air present under the patient's left or right hemidiaphragm? | right | |
are any ventricles visualized on this image? | yes | |
what kind of scan is this? | ct | |
can you see ventricles? | yes | |
are there any other organs visualized in this image? | yes | |
what other organs are present? | the lungs | |
which lung are more markings present in? | right lung | |
where are the most lung markings? | right lung | |
are both kidneys visualized? | yes | |
can you see both kidneys in this image? | yes | |
is there evidence of calcification in the pancreas? | no | |
is the pancreas calcified? | no | |
what test or procedure might reveal the diagnosis? | head/neck ct | |
is there evidence of calcification in the mass? | yes | |
what can be done to get to a diagnosis? | biopsy | |
what is your differential diagnoses? | metastases, infection/abcess, glioblastoma | |
what are the possible diagnoses? | toxoplasma, lymphoma, abscesses, other brain tumors | |
which is more likely? cancer or hemorrhage? | hemorrhage | |
is this cancer or hemorrhage? | cancer | |
what is the most likely explanation for a enlarged kidney in this image? | ureteral obstruction | |
why is the right kidney enlarged? | ureteral obstruction | |
what is the alternate name for lens-shaped"" | lentiform | |
what term is synonymous with lens-shaped? | biconvex | |
what are the hypoattenuated round structures surrounding the veterbral column? | psoas muscles | |
is there swelling of the grey matter? | yes | |
is the mass calcified? | yes | |
what are the structures near the vertebral column? | psoas muscles | |
what is the most likely diagnosis? | epidural hematoma | |
what is going on with this patient? | sinusitis | |
do you favor a viral process or parasitic process or other? | viral | |
is this a viral or parasitic process? | parasitic | |
is the heart displaced? | no | |
is the heart in the wrong position? | no | |
how do you determine cardiomegaly? | if the heart diameter is greater than half the diameter of the thoracic cavity. | |
how do you determine if the heart is enlarged? | c-t ratio | |
the internal gas and enhancing rim suggests what type of lesion? | abcess | |
what kind of image is this? | chest x-ray | |
what type of hepatic lesion has internal gas and enhancing rim? | abcess | |
what does tram-track"-ing indictate?" | bronchiectasis | |
what is meant by tram-track? | thickening of bronchi | |
is there hyperinflation of the lung(s)? | no | |
are the lungs increased in size? | no | |
is there an aortic aneurysm? | no | |
can an aortic aneurysm be appreciated? | no | |
how can you tell if contrast has been utilized? | csf is brightly lit | |
what are the signs of contrast being used? | aorta enhancement | |
is mass effect obvious? | yes | |
is this a normal image? | no | |
does there seem to be a mass effect? | yes | |
the dark space in the central portion of the image represents what structure(s)? | lateral ventricles | |
what do the dark spaces in the center show? | lateral ventricles | |
is there a midline shift? | no | |
is the trachea shifted? | no | |
what indicates a pleural effusion? | costophrenic angle blunting | |
what is a pleural effusion | fluid in the pleural space | |
how can you confirm contrast was used? | aorta is bright |
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