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is there evidence of an aortic aneurysm?
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yes
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is there airspace consolidation on the left side?
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yes
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is there any intraparenchymal abnormalities in the lung fields?
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no
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which side of the heart border is obscured?
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right
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where are the kidney?
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not seen here
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are the kidneys present in this image?
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no
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is the colon more prominent on the patient's right or left side?
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left
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where is the colon most prominent from this view?
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left
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is the heart size in this image smaller or larger than if the image was taken ap?
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smaller
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is the liver visible in the image?
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no
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is this an axial image?
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yes
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what structures are visible in this image?
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skull cartilage and medulla
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what is this lucency amid densities in the right lung?
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the right bronchus
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is there evidence of any abnormalities of the lung parenchyma?
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no
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are the temporal bones fractured?
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no
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is there consolidation in the lungs?
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no
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what type of image is this?
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plain film x-ray
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what are these opacities anterior to the right kidney?
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the small intestines
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are the brain gyri atrophied?
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no
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is the anatomy of the brain gyri affected?
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no
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what is the medium density close to the anterior abdominal wall?
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the diaphragm
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is this an ap image?
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no
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what is the plane of this image?
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axial
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is this a ct image?
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no
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is there evidence of small bowel obstruction on this image?
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yes
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what type of image is this?
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ct with contrast
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is there leakage of blood?
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no
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is there herniation?
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no
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what bright white structures form an x?
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lateral ventricles
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what are the bright white structures, almost forming an x"?"
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lateral ventricles
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can you see the esophagus in this image?
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no
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is the esophagus visible?
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no
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is this supratentorial or infratentorial?
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supratentorial
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is this modality safe for pregnant women?
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no
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can fluids be highlighted with this modality?
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yes
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is there small bowel thickening present?
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yes
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are the kidneys normal?
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yes
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do the kidneys appear to be normal?
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yes
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are the lateral ventricles visible?
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yes
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can the lateral ventricles be seen?
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yes
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what hypoattenuated tissue is between the abdominal wall and skin?
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fat
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what is the dark structure underneath the skin?
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fat
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does this mass likely represent a neoplastic process?
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no
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is this a neoplastic process?
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no
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is the vertebrae fractured?
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no
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is there a verterbral fracture?
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no
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was the patient positioned appropriately without tilting?
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yes
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can you evaluate a mediastinum in the shown image?
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no
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is the mediastinum visualized?
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no
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where is the tip of the line?
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mid left subclavian vein
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where is the tip of the port-a-cath catheter located?
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mid left subclavian vein
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do you see hylar lymphadenopathy in this image?
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yes
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is there hylar lymphadenopathy?
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yes
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is there a widened mediastinum?
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yes
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is the mediastinum wider than normal?
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yes
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is the heart enlarged?
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yes
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is there cardiomegaly?
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yes
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is the small bowel appropriately identified with gi contrast?
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yes
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is there fluid in the lung?
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yes
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is this a pleural effusion
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yes
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is mass effect present?
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no
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is there mass effect?
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no
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how was this image taken
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t2-mri
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is there a mass
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yes
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is a mass present in this xray?
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yes
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describe the pathology
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cardiomegaly with pulmonary edema
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what is the pathology?
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cardiomegaly with pulmonary edema
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what organ system is the pathology?
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pulmonary/lymphatic
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is there a small bowel obstruction?
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yes
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is there brain edema
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yes
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is the brain swollen?
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yes
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what is the location of the cavitary lesion
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right upper lobe
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where is the cavitary lesion located?
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right upper lobe
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are there increased vascular markings
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yes
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are the vascular markings increased?
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yes
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what plane is this film
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coronal
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what is the location of the mass?
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head of the pancreas
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where is the mass located?
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head of the pancreas
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the mass is found in which part of the pancreas?
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the pancreatic head
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are there hyper attenuating material along the aortic walls?
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yes
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what type of mri sequence is displayed in this image?
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t2 weighted mri
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from what structure is the large hypodense mass emanating from?
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the base of the cecum
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what lobe of the brain is the lesion located in?
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right frontal lobe
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is this an mri?
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no
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does this patient have a pneumothorax?
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no
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in what plane was this image taken?
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axial plane
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is this an mri or a ct scan?
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mri
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can the optic nerve be visualized in this mri image?
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yes
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in which two ventricles can calcifications be seen on this ct scan?
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the 3rd ventricle and the lateral ventricles
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what part of the body is being imaged here?
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abdomen
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are there calcifications present on the abdominal aorta?
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yes
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does this patient have pneumomediastinum?
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no
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what abnormality is seen on the left side of the frontal lobe?
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regression of left frontal mass
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is this a coronal view?
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no
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are these normal kidney findings?
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no
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diaphragm is elevated on which side?
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right
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which side of the diaphragm is elevated?
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right
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where does the l renal vein connect to
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ivc
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where does the l renal vein drain into?
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ivc
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does the lesion appear to be wedge-shaped?
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yes
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