Question: Is a stone visible in the common bile duct?

Answer: Yes, a stone is visible in the common bile duct.

Yes, a stone is visible in the common bile duct.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is a stone visible in the common bile duct?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_039/images/lbox_1085.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenic appearance of the stone?

Answer: The stone appears hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenic appearance of the stone?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_039/images/lbox_1085.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows present?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are present.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows present?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_041/images/lbox_21203.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there any dilatation visible?

Answer: Minimal dilatation is visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there any dilatation visible?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_041/images/lbox_21203.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the bile duct stone?

Answer: The bile duct stone appears hyperechoic.

The bile duct stone appears hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the bile duct stone?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_044/images/lbox_697.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the bile duct stone?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the bile duct stone?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_044/images/lbox_697.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is bile duct dilatation visible proximal to the stone?

Answer: Yes, bile duct dilatation is visible proximal to the stone.

Yes, bile duct dilatation is visible proximal to the stone.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is bile duct dilatation visible proximal to the stone?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_044/images/lbox_697.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is bile duct dilatation visible distal to the stone?

Answer: No, bile duct dilatation is not visible distal to the stone.

No, bile duct dilatation is not visible distal to the stone.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is bile duct dilatation visible distal to the stone?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_044/images/lbox_697.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is vascularity observed in the suspected mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed in the suspected mass.

Yes, vascularity is observed in the suspected mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity observed in the suspected mass?

System: HPB


Question: Is the gallbladder visible and empty?

Answer: Yes, the gallbladder is visible and empty.

Yes, the gallbladder is visible and empty.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the gallbladder visible and empty?

System: HPB


Question: Is a mass visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, a mass is visible in the common bile duct.

Yes, a mass is visible in the common bile duct.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is a mass visible in the image?

System: HPB


Question: Are the bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, the bile ducts are dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the bile ducts dilated?

System: HPB


Question: Is a stent visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, a stent is visible in the image.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is a stent visible in the image?

System: HPB


Question: Is Doppler flow observed in the image?

Answer: Yes, Doppler flow is observed in the image.

Yes, Doppler flow is observed in the image.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is Doppler flow observed in the image?

System: HPB


Question: Is there a mass visible in the distal common bile duct?

Answer: Yes, a mass is visible in the distal common bile duct.

Yes, a mass is visible in the distal common bile duct.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there a mass visible in the distal common bile duct?

System: HPB


Question: Are the intrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, the intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Yes, the intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the intrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

System: HPB


Question: Are the extrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, the extrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Yes, the extrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the extrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

System: HPB


Question: Is there a stent visible in the distal common bile duct?

Answer: Yes, a stent is visible in the distal common bile duct.

Yes, a stent is visible in the distal common bile duct.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there a stent visible in the distal common bile duct?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the soft tissue mass?

Answer: The soft tissue mass appears hyperechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The soft tissue mass appears hyperechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the soft tissue mass?

System: HPB


Question: Is the soft tissue mass distinguishable from sludge?

Answer: No, the soft tissue mass is difficult to distinguish from sludge.

No, the soft tissue mass is difficult to distinguish from sludge.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the soft tissue mass distinguishable from sludge?

System: HPB


Question: What feature is visible in the bile ducts?

Answer: The bile ducts are dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What feature is visible in the bile ducts?

System: HPB


Question: What structure is indicated by the arrows?

Answer: The arrows indicate the stent placed in the right main branch.

The arrows indicate the stent placed in the right main branch.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What structure is indicated by the arrows?

System: HPB


Question: Is a stent visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, a stent is visible in the image.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is a stent visible in the image?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the stent?

Answer: The stent appears hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the stent?

System: HPB


Question: Are there any hypoechoic areas visible?

Answer: Yes, hypoechoic areas are visible adjacent to the stent.

Yes, hypoechoic areas are visible adjacent to the stent.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there any hypoechoic areas visible?

System: HPB


Question: Are there any posterior acoustic features associated with the stent?

Answer: No, there are no significant posterior acoustic features associated with the stent.

No, there are no significant posterior acoustic features associated with the stent.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there any posterior acoustic features associated with the stent?

System: HPB


Question: Is a mass visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, a mass is visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is a mass visible in the image?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_004/images/lbox_1951.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the common bile duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the common bile duct is dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the common bile duct dilated?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_004/images/lbox_1951.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are intrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Yes, intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are intrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_004/images/lbox_1951.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the appearance of the ducts?

Answer: The ducts are dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the appearance of the ducts?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_009/images/lbox_35957-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the common bile duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the common bile duct is dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the common bile duct dilated?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_015/images/lbox_57415-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is gland atrophy observed?

Answer: Yes, gland atrophy is observed.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is gland atrophy observed?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_015/images/lbox_57415-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the pancreatic duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the pancreatic duct is dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the pancreatic duct dilated?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_016/images/lbox_19429.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, the bile ducts are dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the bile ducts dilated?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_016/images/lbox_19429.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is observed about the ducts?

Answer: The bile duct and pancreatic duct are dilated.

The bile duct and pancreatic duct are dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is observed about the ducts?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_018/images/lbox_34473-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is noted about the lymph nodes?

Answer: Abnormal lymph nodes are present, including a large lymph node and supraclavicular lymph nodes.

Abnormal lymph nodes are present, including a large lymph node and supraclavicular lymph nodes.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is noted about the lymph nodes?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_018/images/lbox_34473-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

Answer: The mass appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The mass appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_024/images/lbox_2001.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of vascular encasement?

Answer: Yes, the mass shows encasement of the superior mesenteric vein.

Yes, the mass shows encasement of the superior mesenteric vein.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there evidence of vascular encasement?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_024/images/lbox_2001.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are there thrombi visible in the veins?

Answer: Yes, thrombi are visible in the splenic vein and superior mesenteric vein.

Yes, thrombi are visible in the splenic vein and superior mesenteric vein.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there thrombi visible in the veins?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_024/images/lbox_2001.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is Doppler imaging used in the image?

Answer: Yes, Doppler imaging is used in the image.

Yes, Doppler imaging is used in the image.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is Doppler imaging used in the image?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_028/images/lbox_62887-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is a stent visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, a stent is visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is a stent visible in the image?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_035/images/lbox_2035.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of ductal dilation?

Answer: Yes, ductal dilation is present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there evidence of ductal dilation?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_035/images/lbox_2035.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there a mass causing obstruction?

Answer: Yes, a mass is causing obstruction.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there a mass causing obstruction?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_035/images/lbox_2035.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there a dilatation of the bile ducts visible?

Answer: Yes, the bile ducts appear dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there a dilatation of the bile ducts visible?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_041/images/lbox_56121-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is a lesion visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, a lesion is visible in the image.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is a lesion visible in the image?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_041/images/lbox_56121-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion have a distinct location?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is located at Vaters papilla.

Yes, the lesion is located at Vaters papilla.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the lesion have a distinct location?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_041/images/lbox_56121-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

Answer: The mass is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_046/images/lbox_34467-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the pancreatic duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the pancreatic duct is dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the pancreatic duct dilated?

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_046/images/lbox_34467-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding liver tissue.

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding liver tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_001/images/lbox_63305-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are calcifications visible within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are visible within the lesion.

Yes, calcifications are visible within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are calcifications visible within the lesion?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_001/images/lbox_63305-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there a posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the lesion?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present due to calcifications.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present due to calcifications.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there a posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the lesion?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_001/images/lbox_63305-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion have well-defined margins?

Answer: No, the lesion has poorly defined margins.

No, the lesion has poorly defined margins.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the lesion have well-defined margins?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_001/images/lbox_63305-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

Answer: The mass is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_016/images/lbox_25576.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the mass in close relation to any vascular structures?

Answer: Yes, it is in close relation to the splenic and superior mesenteric vein.

Yes, it is in close relation to the splenic and superior mesenteric vein.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the mass in close relation to any vascular structures?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_016/images/lbox_25576.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the tumor?

Answer: The tumor appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The tumor appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the tumor?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_019/images/lbox_25587.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of vascular invasion?

Answer: Yes, the tumor is invading the superior mesenteric vein.

Yes, the tumor is invading the superior mesenteric vein.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there evidence of vascular invasion?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_019/images/lbox_25587.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the orientation of the tumor invasion in the superior mesenteric vein?

Answer: The tumor invasion is longitudinal.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the orientation of the tumor invasion in the superior mesenteric vein?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_019/images/lbox_25587.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the lesion visible on the ultrasound image?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the lesion visible on the ultrasound image?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_021/images/lbox_72572-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion appear cystic or solid?

Answer: The lesion appears cystic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the lesion appear cystic or solid?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_021/images/lbox_72572-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are internal echoes present within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are internal echoes present within the lesion?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_021/images/lbox_72572-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of ductal involvement?

Answer: Yes, there is evidence of ductal involvement.

Yes, there is evidence of ductal involvement.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there evidence of ductal involvement?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_021/images/lbox_72572-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the peripancreatic lymph node?

Answer: The peripancreatic lymph node appears hypoechoic.

The peripancreatic lymph node appears hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the peripancreatic lymph node?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_023/images/lbox_22646.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the peripancreatic lymph node have a well-defined margin?

Answer: Yes, the peripancreatic lymph node has a well-defined margin.

Yes, the peripancreatic lymph node has a well-defined margin.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the peripancreatic lymph node have a well-defined margin?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_023/images/lbox_22646.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the pancreas normal in appearance?

Answer: Yes, the pancreas appears normal.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the pancreas normal in appearance?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_023/images/lbox_22646.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_027/images/lbox_14661.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the lesion margins well-defined?

Answer: No, the lesion margins are not well-defined.

No, the lesion margins are not well-defined.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the lesion margins well-defined?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_027/images/lbox_14661.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion exhibit posterior acoustic enhancement?

Answer: No, posterior acoustic enhancement is not observed.

No, posterior acoustic enhancement is not observed.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the lesion exhibit posterior acoustic enhancement?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_027/images/lbox_14661.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of internal echoes within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there evidence of internal echoes within the lesion?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_027/images/lbox_14661.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_003/images/lbox_46556-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the lesion margins well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the lesion margins are well-defined.

Yes, the lesion margins are well-defined.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the lesion margins well-defined?

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_003/images/lbox_46556-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there posterior acoustic enhancement associated with the lesion?

Answer: No, there is no posterior acoustic enhancement visible.

No, there is no posterior acoustic enhancement visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there posterior acoustic enhancement associated with the lesion?

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_003/images/lbox_46556-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_004/images/lbox_20227.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion have a well-defined margin?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has a well-defined margin.

Yes, the lesion has a well-defined margin.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the lesion have a well-defined margin?

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_004/images/lbox_20227.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there posterior acoustic enhancement or shadowing associated with the lesion?

Answer: No, there is no significant posterior acoustic enhancement or shadowing.

No, there is no significant posterior acoustic enhancement or shadowing.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there posterior acoustic enhancement or shadowing associated with the lesion?

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_004/images/lbox_20227.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_005/images/lbox_25595.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are internal echoes visible within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are visible within the lesion.

Yes, internal echoes are visible within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are internal echoes visible within the lesion?

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_005/images/lbox_25595.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion have a defined margin?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has a defined margin.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the lesion have a defined margin?

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_005/images/lbox_25595.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is posterior acoustic enhancement present?

Answer: No, posterior acoustic enhancement is not observed.

No, posterior acoustic enhancement is not observed.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is posterior acoustic enhancement present?

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_005/images/lbox_25595.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is vascularity observed within the lesion?

Answer: No, vascularity is not observed within the lesion.

No, vascularity is not observed within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity observed within the lesion?

1.3.4 Benign pancreas tumors in corpus and cauda/case_005/images/lbox_13019.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion compared to surrounding tissue?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion compared to surrounding tissue?

1.3.4 Benign pancreas tumors in corpus and cauda/case_005/images/lbox_13019.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic features visible?

Answer: No, posterior acoustic features are not visible.

No, posterior acoustic features are not visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are posterior acoustic features visible?

1.3.4 Benign pancreas tumors in corpus and cauda/case_005/images/lbox_13019.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the lesion well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is well-defined.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the lesion well-defined?

1.3.4 Benign pancreas tumors in corpus and cauda/case_005/images/lbox_13019.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echotexture of the pancreas?

Answer: The pancreas appears inhomogeneous.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echotexture of the pancreas?

System: HPB


Question: Is the pancreas swollen?

Answer: Yes, the pancreas is swollen.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the pancreas swollen?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the effusion?

Answer: The effusion appears anechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the effusion?

System: HPB


Question: Does the effusion have a well-defined margin?

Answer: Yes, the effusion has a well-defined margin.

Yes, the effusion has a well-defined margin.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the effusion have a well-defined margin?

System: HPB


Question: Is the effusion located adjacent to the pancreas?

Answer: Yes, the effusion is located adjacent to the pancreas.

Yes, the effusion is located adjacent to the pancreas.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the effusion located adjacent to the pancreas?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echotexture of the pancreas?

Answer: The pancreas appears inhomogeneous.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echotexture of the pancreas?

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of fluid collection adjacent to the pancreas?

Answer: Yes, a peripancreatic effusion is present.

Yes, a peripancreatic effusion is present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there evidence of fluid collection adjacent to the pancreas?

System: HPB


Question: Is there an effusion visible around the pancreatic tail?

Answer: Yes, an effusion is visible around the pancreatic tail.

Yes, an effusion is visible around the pancreatic tail.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there an effusion visible around the pancreatic tail?

System: HPB


Question: Is the common bile duct normal in appearance?

Answer: Yes, the common bile duct appears normal.

Yes, the common bile duct appears normal.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the common bile duct normal in appearance?

System: HPB


Question: Is there fluid visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, fluid is visible around the spleen.

Yes, fluid is visible around the spleen.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there fluid visible in the image?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the fluid?

Answer: The fluid appears anechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the fluid?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the uncinate process?

Answer: The uncinate process is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the uncinate process?

System: HPB


Question: Is swelling observed in the uncinate process?

Answer: Yes, swelling is observed in the uncinate process.

Yes, swelling is observed in the uncinate process.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is swelling observed in the uncinate process?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the tail?

Answer: The tail is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the tail?

System: HPB


Question: Is swelling observed in the tail?

Answer: Yes, swelling is observed in the tail.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is swelling observed in the tail?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion is hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_005/images/lbox_14688.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity visible within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is visible within the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is visible within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity visible within the lesion?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_005/images/lbox_14688.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the orientation of the lesion in the image?

Answer: The lesion is shown in a longitudinal orientation.

The lesion is shown in a longitudinal orientation.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the orientation of the lesion in the image?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_005/images/lbox_14688.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the large angiomyolipoma?

Answer: The large angiomyolipoma is inhomogeneous.

The large angiomyolipoma is inhomogeneous.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the large angiomyolipoma?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_012/images/lbox_20752.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the angiomyolipoma after one year?

Answer: The angiomyolipoma is homogeneous and hyperechoic.

The angiomyolipoma is homogeneous and hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the angiomyolipoma after one year?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_012/images/lbox_20752.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are tiny angiomyolipomas visible?

Answer: Yes, tiny angiomyolipomas are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are tiny angiomyolipomas visible?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_012/images/lbox_20752.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are tiny angiomyolipomas present in both kidneys?

Answer: Yes, tiny angiomyolipomas are present in both kidneys.

Yes, tiny angiomyolipomas are present in both kidneys.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are tiny angiomyolipomas present in both kidneys?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_012/images/lbox_20752.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the structural composition of the mass?

Answer: The mass is composed of multiple non-communicating cysts.

The mass is composed of multiple non-communicating cysts.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the structural composition of the mass?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_018/images/lbox_3188.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the mass have a multilocular appearance?

Answer: Yes, the mass has a multilocular appearance.

Yes, the mass has a multilocular appearance.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the mass have a multilocular appearance?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_018/images/lbox_3188.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the appearance of the mass?

Answer: The mass is multilocular and cystic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the appearance of the mass?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_020/images/lbox_17099.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are multiple locules visible in the mass?

Answer: Yes, multiple locules are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are multiple locules visible in the mass?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_020/images/lbox_17099.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the mass have a cystic structure?

Answer: Yes, the mass has a cystic structure.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the mass have a cystic structure?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_020/images/lbox_17099.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity visible within the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is visible within the mass.

Yes, vascularity is visible within the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity visible within the mass?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_023/images/lbox_54925-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass compared to surrounding tissue?

Answer: The mass appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The mass appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass compared to surrounding tissue?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_023/images/lbox_54925-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are color Doppler signals present in the mass?

Answer: Yes, color Doppler signals are present in the mass.

Yes, color Doppler signals are present in the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are color Doppler signals present in the mass?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_023/images/lbox_54925-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the structure compared to surrounding tissue?

Answer: The structure appears isoechoic to the surrounding tissue.

The structure appears isoechoic to the surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the structure compared to surrounding tissue?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_028/images/lbox_3527.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are color Doppler signals present?

Answer: Yes, color Doppler signals are present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are color Doppler signals present?

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_028/images/lbox_3527.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the lesion solid?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is solid.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the lesion solid?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_001/images/lbox_3704.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present in the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is present in the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity present in the lesion?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_001/images/lbox_3704.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are cystic spaces visible in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, cystic spaces are visible in the lesion.

Yes, cystic spaces are visible in the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are cystic spaces visible in the lesion?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_015/images/lbox_3769.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is central necrosis observed in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, central necrosis is observed in the lesion.

Yes, central necrosis is observed in the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is central necrosis observed in the lesion?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_015/images/lbox_3769.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the mass have a cystic component?

Answer: Yes, the mass has a partly cystic component.

Yes, the mass has a partly cystic component.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the mass have a cystic component?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_019/images/lbox_49199-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What type of spaces are visible within the lesion?

Answer: Cystic spaces are visible within the lesion.

Cystic spaces are visible within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What type of spaces are visible within the lesion?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_020/images/lbox_3747.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularization present?

Answer: Yes, peripheral vascularization is present.

Yes, peripheral vascularization is present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularization present?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_020/images/lbox_3747.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Where is the vascularization located?

Answer: The vascularization is located peripherally.

The vascularization is located peripherally.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Where is the vascularization located?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_020/images/lbox_3747.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the size of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion is large.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the size of the lesion?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_023/images/lbox_3756.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are cystic spaces present within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, cystic spaces are present within the lesion.

Yes, cystic spaces are present within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are cystic spaces present within the lesion?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_023/images/lbox_3756.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the large areas in the lesion?

Answer: The large areas are hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the large areas in the lesion?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_028/images/lbox_21265.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Do the hypoechoic areas resemble cystic spaces?

Answer: Yes, the hypoechoic areas resemble cystic spaces but are not cystic.

Yes, the hypoechoic areas resemble cystic spaces but are not cystic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Do the hypoechoic areas resemble cystic spaces?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_028/images/lbox_21265.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the characteristic of the renal vein?

Answer: The renal vein is wide.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the characteristic of the renal vein?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_028/images/lbox_21265.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the nature of the systolic velocities in the turbulent flow?

Answer: The systolic velocities in the turbulent flow are high.

The systolic velocities in the turbulent flow are high.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the nature of the systolic velocities in the turbulent flow?

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_028/images/lbox_21265.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the mass vascularized?

Answer: Yes, the mass is vascularized.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the mass vascularized?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_001/images/lbox_50478-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Where is the mass located?

Answer: The mass is located in the upper pole calyces.

The mass is located in the upper pole calyces.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Where is the mass located?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_001/images/lbox_50478-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass compared to surrounding tissue?

Answer: The mass appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The mass appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass compared to surrounding tissue?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_002/images/lbox_54365-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are internal echoes visible within the mass?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are visible within the mass.

Yes, internal echoes are visible within the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are internal echoes visible within the mass?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_002/images/lbox_54365-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the mass have a defined margin?

Answer: Yes, the mass has a defined margin.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the mass have a defined margin?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_002/images/lbox_54365-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is there posterior acoustic enhancement or shadowing associated with the mass?

Answer: No, there is no posterior acoustic enhancement or shadowing associated with the mass.

No, there is no posterior acoustic enhancement or shadowing associated with the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there posterior acoustic enhancement or shadowing associated with the mass?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_002/images/lbox_54365-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the pelvic mass?

Answer: The pelvic mass appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The pelvic mass appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the pelvic mass?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_012/images/lbox_17636.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the pelvic mass have a defined margin?

Answer: Yes, the pelvic mass has a defined margin.

Yes, the pelvic mass has a defined margin.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the pelvic mass have a defined margin?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_012/images/lbox_17636.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are there internal echoes within the pelvic mass?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are present within the pelvic mass.

Yes, internal echoes are present within the pelvic mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there internal echoes within the pelvic mass?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_012/images/lbox_17636.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What color Doppler flow is observed in the image?

Answer: Both red and blue color Doppler flow are observed.

Both red and blue color Doppler flow are observed.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What color Doppler flow is observed in the image?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_017/images/lbox_13368.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are there any hypoechoic regions visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, hypoechoic regions are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there any hypoechoic regions visible in the image?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_017/images/lbox_13368.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are there any arrows pointing to specific areas in the image?

Answer: Yes, there are yellow arrows pointing to specific areas.

Yes, there are yellow arrows pointing to specific areas.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there any arrows pointing to specific areas in the image?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_017/images/lbox_13368.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is there a mass visible?

Answer: Yes, a mass is visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there a mass visible?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_021/images/lbox_45973-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is there debris present?

Answer: Yes, a layer of debris is present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there debris present?

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_021/images/lbox_45973-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the renal mass?

Answer: The renal mass is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the renal mass?

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_002/images/lbox_26516.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascular flow observed in the renal mass?

Answer: Yes, vascular flow is observed in the renal mass.

Yes, vascular flow is observed in the renal mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascular flow observed in the renal mass?

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_002/images/lbox_26516.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

Answer: The mass is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_005/images/lbox_3861.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the mass vascularized?

Answer: Yes, the mass is vascularized.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the mass vascularized?

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_005/images/lbox_3861.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the lesion indicated by the arrow hyperechoic?

Answer: No, the lesion indicated by the arrow is hypoechoic.

No, the lesion indicated by the arrow is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the lesion indicated by the arrow hyperechoic?

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_009/images/lbox_19495.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the lesion have a distinct margin?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has a distinct margin.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the lesion have a distinct margin?

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_009/images/lbox_19495.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are posterior acoustic features visible?

Answer: No, posterior acoustic features are not visible.

No, posterior acoustic features are not visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are posterior acoustic features visible?

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_009/images/lbox_19495.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the stone?

Answer: The stone is highly echogenic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the stone?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_010/images/lbox_57749-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the stone?

Answer: Yes, there is posterior acoustic shadowing.

Yes, there is posterior acoustic shadowing.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the stone?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_010/images/lbox_57749-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is debris visible in the calices?

Answer: Yes, debris is visible in the calices.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is debris visible in the calices?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_010/images/lbox_57749-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is acoustic shadowing present?

Answer: Yes, acoustic shadowing is present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is acoustic shadowing present?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_011/images/lbox_3894.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the stone?

Answer: The stone appears highly echogenic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the stone?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_011/images/lbox_3894.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What feature is indicated by the arrow?

Answer: The arrow indicates a stone.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What feature is indicated by the arrow?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_012/images/lbox_3896.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is dilatation observed in the upper pole?

Answer: Yes, dilatation is observed in the upper pole.

Yes, dilatation is observed in the upper pole.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is dilatation observed in the upper pole?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_012/images/lbox_3896.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the lower pole normal?

Answer: Yes, the lower pole appears normal.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the lower pole normal?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_012/images/lbox_3896.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the renal stone?

Answer: The renal stone appears hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the renal stone?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_013/images/lbox_3900.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the renal stone?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the renal stone?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_013/images/lbox_3900.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the position of the renal stone in the image?

Answer: The renal stone is located medially.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the position of the renal stone in the image?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_013/images/lbox_3900.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is observed in the ureter?

Answer: The ureter is dilated up to the stone.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is observed in the ureter?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_001/images/lbox_62772-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the condition of the pelvicalyceal system?

Answer: The pelvicalyceal system is dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the condition of the pelvicalyceal system?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_001/images/lbox_62772-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the stone?

Answer: The stone is hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the stone?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_012/images/lbox_3928.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the stone?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the stone?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_012/images/lbox_3928.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is there dilation visible in the proximal ureter?

Answer: Yes, dilation is visible in the proximal ureter.

Yes, dilation is visible in the proximal ureter.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there dilation visible in the proximal ureter?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_015/images/lbox_11698.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is echoic material present in the renal pelvis?

Answer: Yes, echoic material is present in the renal pelvis.

Yes, echoic material is present in the renal pelvis.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is echoic material present in the renal pelvis?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_015/images/lbox_11698.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is echoic material visible in the proximal ureter?

Answer: Yes, echoic material is visible in the proximal ureter.

Yes, echoic material is visible in the proximal ureter.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is echoic material visible in the proximal ureter?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_015/images/lbox_11698.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are dilated calices visible?

Answer: Yes, dilated calices are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are dilated calices visible?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_015/images/lbox_11698.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is a ureter calculus visible?

Answer: Yes, a ureter calculus is visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is a ureter calculus visible?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_015/images/lbox_11698.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the calyceal stones?

Answer: The calyceal stones are hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the calyceal stones?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_017/images/lbox_13821.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows visible behind the calyceal stones?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are visible behind the calyceal stones.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are visible behind the calyceal stones.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows visible behind the calyceal stones?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_017/images/lbox_13821.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is there evidence of collecting system dilatation?

Answer: Yes, the collecting system appears dilated.

Yes, the collecting system appears dilated.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there evidence of collecting system dilatation?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_017/images/lbox_13821.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the ureteric stone?

Answer: The ureteric stone is hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the ureteric stone?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_017/images/lbox_13821.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows visible behind the ureteric stone?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are visible behind the ureteric stone.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are visible behind the ureteric stone.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows visible behind the ureteric stone?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_017/images/lbox_13821.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the small stone in the bladder?

Answer: The stone appears hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the small stone in the bladder?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_020/images/lbox_3968.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is posterior acoustic shadowing visible behind the bladder stone?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is visible.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is posterior acoustic shadowing visible behind the bladder stone?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_020/images/lbox_3968.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the bladder wall visible?

Answer: Yes, the bladder wall is visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the bladder wall visible?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_020/images/lbox_3968.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the superficial foci?

Answer: The superficial foci are echogenic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the superficial foci?

System: Urology


Question: Is there acoustic shadowing present?

Answer: Yes, acoustic shadowing is present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there acoustic shadowing present?

System: Urology


Question: Are multiple lesions visible?

Answer: Yes, multiple lesions are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are multiple lesions visible?

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity observed within the lesions?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed within the lesions.

Yes, vascularity is observed within the lesions.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity observed within the lesions?

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesions compared to the surrounding tissue?

Answer: The lesions appear hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The lesions appear hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesions compared to the surrounding tissue?

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present in the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is present in the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity present in the lesion?

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the calculus?

Answer: The calculus appears hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the calculus?

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

System: Urology


Question: Are there internal echoes within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there internal echoes within the lesion?

System: Urology


Question: Does the lesion have irregular margins?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has irregular margins.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the lesion have irregular margins?

System: Urology


Question: Is there evidence of extension along a tubular structure?

Answer: Yes, the lesion extends along a tubular structure.

Yes, the lesion extends along a tubular structure.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there evidence of extension along a tubular structure?

System: Urology


Question: Is the tumor vascularized?

Answer: Yes, the tumor is vascularized.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the tumor vascularized?

System: Urology


Question: Is sludge present in the image?

Answer: No, sludge is excluded.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is sludge present in the image?

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity observed in the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed in the mass.

Yes, vascularity is observed in the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity observed in the mass?

System: Urology


Question: Are blood clots visible?

Answer: Yes, blood clots are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are blood clots visible?

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the blood clot?

Answer: The blood clot appears hyperechoic compared to the surrounding fluid.

The blood clot appears hyperechoic compared to the surrounding fluid.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the blood clot?

System: Urology


Question: Does the blood clot have a well-defined margin?

Answer: No, the blood clot does not have a well-defined margin.

No, the blood clot does not have a well-defined margin.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the blood clot have a well-defined margin?

System: Urology


Question: Are internal echoes present within the blood clot?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are present within the blood clot.

Yes, internal echoes are present within the blood clot.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are internal echoes present within the blood clot?

System: Urology


Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the blood clot?

Answer: No, there is no posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the blood clot.

No, there is no posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the blood clot.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the blood clot?

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the tumor?

Answer: The tumor is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the tumor?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_009/images/lbox_4652.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are the margins of the tumor well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the tumor has well-defined margins.

Yes, the tumor has well-defined margins.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the margins of the tumor well-defined?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_009/images/lbox_4652.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

Answer: The mass is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_011/images/lbox_13427.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present within the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present within the mass.

Yes, vascularity is present within the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity present within the mass?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_011/images/lbox_13427.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are calcifications visible within the mass?

Answer: Yes, a few punctate calcifications are visible within the mass.

Yes, a few punctate calcifications are visible within the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are calcifications visible within the mass?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_011/images/lbox_13427.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the tumor?

Answer: The tumor is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the tumor?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_012/images/lbox_4666.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the tumor have a lobulated margin?

Answer: Yes, the tumor has a lobulated margin.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the tumor have a lobulated margin?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_012/images/lbox_4666.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are cystic components present in the tumor?

Answer: Yes, partly cystic components are present in the tumor.

Yes, partly cystic components are present in the tumor.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are cystic components present in the tumor?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_012/images/lbox_4666.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are the margins of the tumor well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the margins of the tumor are well-defined.

Yes, the margins of the tumor are well-defined.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the margins of the tumor well-defined?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_012/images/lbox_4666.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echotexture of the mass?

Answer: The mass has an inhomogeneous echotexture.

The mass has an inhomogeneous echotexture.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echotexture of the mass?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_013/images/lbox_56232-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity observed within the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed within the mass.

Yes, vascularity is observed within the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity observed within the mass?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_013/images/lbox_56232-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity observed in the image?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity observed in the image?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_016/images/lbox_11852.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are there multiple echogenic foci visible?

Answer: Yes, multiple echogenic foci are visible.

Yes, multiple echogenic foci are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there multiple echogenic foci visible?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_016/images/lbox_11852.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass lesion?

Answer: The mass lesion is isoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass lesion?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_023/images/lbox_35942-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity observed in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed in the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is observed in the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity observed in the lesion?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_023/images/lbox_35942-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the image show color Doppler flow within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, color Doppler flow is visible within the lesion.

Yes, color Doppler flow is visible within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the image show color Doppler flow within the lesion?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_023/images/lbox_35942-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present in the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is present in the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity present in the lesion?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_005/images/lbox_42761-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are calcifications visible in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are visible in the lesion.

Yes, calcifications are visible in the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are calcifications visible in the lesion?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_005/images/lbox_42761-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are cystic areas visible?

Answer: Yes, cystic areas are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are cystic areas visible?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_012/images/lbox_4677.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the surrounding tissue?

Answer: The surrounding tissue appears hyperechoic compared to the cystic areas.

The surrounding tissue appears hyperechoic compared to the cystic areas.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the surrounding tissue?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_012/images/lbox_4677.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Do the cystic areas have distinct margins?

Answer: Yes, the cystic areas have distinct margins.

Yes, the cystic areas have distinct margins.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Do the cystic areas have distinct margins?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_012/images/lbox_4677.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the composition of the mass?

Answer: The mass is partly solid and partly cystic.

The mass is partly solid and partly cystic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the composition of the mass?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_018/images/lbox_44815-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present in the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present in the mass.

Yes, vascularity is present in the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity present in the mass?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_018/images/lbox_44815-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are calcifications visible?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are calcifications visible?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_020/images/lbox_60309-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity present?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_020/images/lbox_60309-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_023/images/lbox_4696.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are there calcifications visible?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are visible as echogenic foci.

Yes, calcifications are visible as echogenic foci.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there calcifications visible?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_023/images/lbox_4696.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are internal echoes present?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are internal echoes present?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_023/images/lbox_4696.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the lesion well-defined?

Answer: No, the lesion appears poorly defined.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the lesion well-defined?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_023/images/lbox_4696.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echotexture of the swollen area?

Answer: The echotexture is inhomogeneous.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echotexture of the swollen area?

2.3.10 Testis tumors_Malignant lymphomas/case_004/images/lbox_40395-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present in the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present in the mass.

Yes, vascularity is present in the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity present in the mass?

2.3.11 Testis tumors_Stromal tumors/case_001/images/lbox_61909-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the mass appear within the testis?

Answer: Yes, the mass appears within the testis.

Yes, the mass appears within the testis.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the mass appear within the testis?

2.3.11 Testis tumors_Stromal tumors/case_001/images/lbox_61909-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the mass vascularized?

Answer: No, the mass is not vascularized.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the mass vascularized?

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_010/images/lbox_57358-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the shape of the mass?

Answer: The mass is round.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the shape of the mass?

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_010/images/lbox_57358-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are internal echoes visible within the mass?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are visible within the mass.

Yes, internal echoes are visible within the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are internal echoes visible within the mass?

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_010/images/lbox_57358-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass lesion?

Answer: The mass lesion is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass lesion?

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_011/images/lbox_24443.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the lesion well-defined?

Answer: No, the lesion appears poorly defined.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the lesion well-defined?

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_011/images/lbox_24443.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

Answer: The mass has mixed echogenicity.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_012/images/lbox_4715.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularization present in the mass?

Answer: No, vascularization is not present in the mass.

No, vascularization is not present in the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularization present in the mass?

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_012/images/lbox_4715.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_013/images/lbox_4724.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularization present in the lesion?

Answer: No, vascularization is absent in the lesion.

No, vascularization is absent in the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularization present in the lesion?

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_013/images/lbox_4724.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the surrounding tissue show normal vascularization?

Answer: Yes, the surrounding tissue shows normal vascularization.

Yes, the surrounding tissue shows normal vascularization.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the surrounding tissue show normal vascularization?

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_013/images/lbox_4724.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

Answer: The mass is hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

System: GYN


Question: Where is the mass projecting?

Answer: The mass is projecting into the cavity.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Where is the mass projecting?

System: GYN


Question: What is the echogenicity of the fibroids?

Answer: The fibroids are hypoechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the fibroids?

System: GYN


Question: Do any fibroids have a calcified rim?

Answer: Yes, some fibroids have a calcified rim.

Yes, some fibroids have a calcified rim.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Do any fibroids have a calcified rim?

System: GYN


Question: What is the echogenicity of the fibroid?

Answer: The fibroid is slightly hyperechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the fibroid?

System: GYN


Question: Is an intrauterine device (IUD) visible?

Answer: Yes, an IUD is visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is an intrauterine device (IUD) visible?

System: GYN


Question: What is the echogenicity of the fibroid?

Answer: The fibroid appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The fibroid appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the fibroid?

System: GYN


Question: Are calcifications visible?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are visible within the fibroid.

Yes, calcifications are visible within the fibroid.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are calcifications visible?

System: GYN


Question: What is the size of the fibroid?

Answer: The fibroid is large.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the size of the fibroid?

System: GYN


Question: Is the wall of the structure irregular?

Answer: Yes, the wall is irregular.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the wall of the structure irregular?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_002/images/lbox_13478.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is the wall of the structure thickened?

Answer: Yes, the wall is thickened.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the wall of the structure thickened?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_002/images/lbox_13478.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is vascularity observed in the wall?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed in the wall.

Yes, vascularity is observed in the wall.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity observed in the wall?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_002/images/lbox_13478.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are polypoid lesions present?

Answer: Yes, polypoid lesions are present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are polypoid lesions present?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_002/images/lbox_13478.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is fluid present within the structure?

Answer: Yes, fluid is present within the structure.

Yes, fluid is present within the structure.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is fluid present within the structure?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_002/images/lbox_13478.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What is the appearance of the endometrium?

Answer: The endometrium is irregularly thickened.

The endometrium is irregularly thickened.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the appearance of the endometrium?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_005/images/lbox_3051.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are polypoid lesions present?

Answer: Yes, polypoid lesions are present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are polypoid lesions present?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_005/images/lbox_3051.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is vascularity observed in the polypoid lesions?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed in the polypoid lesions.

Yes, vascularity is observed in the polypoid lesions.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity observed in the polypoid lesions?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_005/images/lbox_3051.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What structure is labeled adjacent to the mass?

Answer: The ureter is labeled adjacent to the mass.

The ureter is labeled adjacent to the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What structure is labeled adjacent to the mass?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_009/images/lbox_16835.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is a mass visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, a mass is visible in the image.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is a mass visible in the image?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_009/images/lbox_16835.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass compared to the surrounding tissue?

Answer: The mass appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The mass appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass compared to the surrounding tissue?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_009/images/lbox_16835.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is there an arrow indicating a specific feature in the image?

Answer: Yes, an arrow is pointing to a specific feature in the image.

Yes, an arrow is pointing to a specific feature in the image.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there an arrow indicating a specific feature in the image?

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_009/images/lbox_16835.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What is the echogenicity of the cyst?

Answer: The cyst appears anechoic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the cyst?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_001/images/lbox_63951-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Does the cyst have internal echoes?

Answer: No, the cyst does not have internal echoes.

No, the cyst does not have internal echoes.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the cyst have internal echoes?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_001/images/lbox_63951-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are the margins of the cyst well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the margins of the cyst are well-defined.

Yes, the margins of the cyst are well-defined.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the margins of the cyst well-defined?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_001/images/lbox_63951-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What is the structure of the mass?

Answer: The mass is loculated and cystic.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the structure of the mass?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_016/images/lbox_49266-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Does the mass have a cystic appearance?

Answer: Yes, the mass has a cystic appearance.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the mass have a cystic appearance?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_016/images/lbox_49266-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What is the composition of the tumor?

Answer: The tumor is partly cystic and partly solid.

The tumor is partly cystic and partly solid.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the composition of the tumor?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_019/images/lbox_35799-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are vascular signals visible within the tumor?

Answer: Yes, vascular signals are visible within the tumor.

Yes, vascular signals are visible within the tumor.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are vascular signals visible within the tumor?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_019/images/lbox_35799-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is the tumor well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the tumor is well-defined.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the tumor well-defined?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_019/images/lbox_35799-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is there free fluid visible?

Answer: Yes, free intraperitoneal fluid is visible.

Yes, free intraperitoneal fluid is visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there free fluid visible?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_021/images/lbox_5155.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is vascularity present within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present within the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is present within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is vascularity present within the lesion?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_021/images/lbox_5155.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Does the lesion have internal echoes?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the lesion have internal echoes?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_021/images/lbox_5155.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What is the echogenicity of the cyst contents?

Answer: The cyst contents show mixed echogenicity with sedimentation.

The cyst contents show mixed echogenicity with sedimentation.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the cyst contents?

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_023/images/lbox_17716.jpg

System: GYN