Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Benign renal tumors
B. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
C. Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect
D. Miscellaneous malignant tumors

Answer: A: Benign renal tumors

Answer: A

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Benign renal tumors | B: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | C: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect | D: Miscellaneous malignant tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Benign renal tumors
B. Miscellaneous malignant tumors
C. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
D. Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect

Answer: A: Benign renal tumors

Answer: A

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Benign renal tumors | B: Miscellaneous malignant tumors | C: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | D: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Miscellaneous malignant tumors
B. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
C. Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect
D. Benign renal tumors

Answer: D: Benign renal tumors

Answer: D

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Miscellaneous malignant tumors | B: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | C: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect | D: Benign renal tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
B. Miscellaneous malignant tumors
C. Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect
D. Benign renal tumors

Answer: D: Benign renal tumors

Answer: D

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | B: Miscellaneous malignant tumors | C: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect | D: Benign renal tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect
B. Miscellaneous malignant tumors
C. Benign renal tumors
D. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma

Answer: C: Benign renal tumors

Answer: C

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect | B: Miscellaneous malignant tumors | C: Benign renal tumors | D: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect
B. Benign renal tumors
C. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
D. Miscellaneous malignant tumors

Answer: B: Benign renal tumors

Answer: B

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect | B: Benign renal tumors | C: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | D: Miscellaneous malignant tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
B. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
C. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
D. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors

Answer: D: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors

Answer: D

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | B: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | C: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | D: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
B. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
C. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
D. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors

Answer: C: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas

Answer: C

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | C: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | D: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
B. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
C. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
D. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: A: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls

Answer: A

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | C: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | D: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
B. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
C. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
D. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas

Answer: C: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls

Answer: C

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | C: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | D: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
B. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
C. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
D. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas

Answer: B: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls

Answer: B

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | B: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | C: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | D: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
B. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
C. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
D. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls

Answer: D: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls

Answer: D

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | B: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | C: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | D: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
B. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
C. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
D. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas

Answer: B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors

Answer: B

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | C: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | D: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
B. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
C. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
D. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas

Answer: B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors

Answer: B

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | C: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | D: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
B. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
C. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
D. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors

Answer: D: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors

Answer: D

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | B: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | C: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | D: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
B. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
C. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
D. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: A: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors

Answer: A

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | B: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | C: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | D: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
B. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
C. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
D. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors

Answer: D: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors

Answer: D

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | B: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | C: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | D: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
B. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
C. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
D. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls

Answer: B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors

Answer: B

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | C: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | D: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
B. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
C. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
D. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas

Answer: C: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: C

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | B: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | C: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | D: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
B. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
C. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
D. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls

Answer: C: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: C

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | B: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | C: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | D: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
B. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
C. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
D. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas

Answer: A: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: A

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | B: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | C: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | D: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_028/images/lbox_22358.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
B. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
C. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
D. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: D: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: D

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | B: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | C: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | D: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
B. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
C. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
D. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas

Answer: A: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: A

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | B: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | C: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | D: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
B. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
C. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
D. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors

Answer: B: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: B

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | B: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | C: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | D: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
B. Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones
C. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
D. Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones

Answer: D: Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones

Answer: D

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | B: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones | C: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | D: Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones
B. Bladder tumors
C. Benign renal tumors
D. Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls

Answer: A: Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones

Answer: A

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones | B: Bladder tumors | C: Benign renal tumors | D: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones
B. Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones
C. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
D. Miscellaneous malignant tumors

Answer: B: Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones

Answer: B

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones | B: Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones | C: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | D: Miscellaneous malignant tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
B. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
C. Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones
D. Miscellaneous malignant tumors

Answer: C: Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones

Answer: C

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | B: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | C: Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones | D: Miscellaneous malignant tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect
B. Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones
C. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
D. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: B: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones

Answer: B

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect | B: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones | C: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | D: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
B. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
C. Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones
D. Benign renal tumors

Answer: C: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones

Answer: C

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | C: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones | D: Benign renal tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones
B. Benign renal tumors
C. Testis tumors:Stromal tumors
D. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas

Answer: A: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones

Answer: A

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones | B: Benign renal tumors | C: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | D: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Benign renal tumors
B. Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones
C. Bladder tumors
D. Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors

Answer: B: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones

Answer: B

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Benign renal tumors | B: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones | C: Bladder tumors | D: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

System: Urology


Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image?

Choices:
A. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
B. Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones
C. Bladder tumors
D. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors

Answer: B: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones

Answer: B

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which specific diagnosis is primarily represented in this ultrasound image? Please choose the correct option. Options: A: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | B: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones | C: Bladder tumors | D: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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

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?

System: HPB


Question: What is the shape of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears oval in shape.

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

System: HPB


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

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

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

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesions?

Answer: The lesions are isoechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are the lesions vascularized?

Answer: Yes, the lesions are vascularized.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is the spokewheel appearance prominent?

Answer: No, the spokewheel appearance is less apparent.

No, the spokewheel appearance is less apparent.

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

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?

System: HPB


Question: What type of vascularity is observed in the mass?

Answer: Spokewheel vascularity is observed in the mass.

Spokewheel vascularity is observed in the mass.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

Answer: The mass is isoechoic.

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

System: HPB


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?

System: HPB


Question: What is the vascular pattern of the mass?

Answer: The vascular pattern shows a tendency to a spoke wheel configuration.

The vascular pattern shows a tendency to a spoke wheel configuration.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion is hyperechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The lesion is 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 lesion?

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?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesions?

Answer: The lesions are nearly isoechoic to the surrounding tissue.

The lesions are nearly 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 lesions?

System: HPB


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: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of hemorrhage on the ultrasound?

Answer: Yes, hemorrhage is visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion appear hyperechoic or hypoechoic?

Answer: The lesion appears hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic features present?

Answer: No, posterior acoustic features are not prominent.

No, posterior acoustic features are not prominent.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

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

The lesion 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 lesion?

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion have well-defined margins?

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

Yes, the lesion has well-defined margins.

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

System: HPB


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?

System: HPB


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?

System: HPB


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?

System: HPB


Question: Is the lesion well-circumscribed?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is well-circumscribed.

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

System: HPB


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: HPB


Question: Are color Doppler signals visible within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, color Doppler signals are visible within the lesion.

Yes, color Doppler signals are visible within the lesion.

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

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion appear to have internal echoes?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has internal echoes.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is the lesion well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the lesion appears well-defined.

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

System: HPB


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?

System: HPB


Question: What type of vascular flow is visible?

Answer: Both arterial and venous flow are visible.

Both arterial and venous flow are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What type of vascular flow is visible?

System: HPB


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?

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?

System: HPB


Question: What type of vascular flow is observed?

Answer: There is porto-hepatic shunting with color flow visible.

There is porto-hepatic shunting with color flow visible.

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

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_003/images/lbox_36510-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is color Doppler flow present?

Answer: Yes, color Doppler flow is present.

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

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_003/images/lbox_36510-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What colors are visible in the Doppler flow?

Answer: Red and blue colors are visible in the Doppler flow.

Red and blue colors are visible in the Doppler flow.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What colors are visible in the Doppler flow?

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_003/images/lbox_36510-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of vascular dilation?

Answer: Yes, vascular dilation is present.

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

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_003/images/lbox_36510-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: HPB


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?

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_004/images/lbox_1317.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the lesion vascular?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is highly vascular.

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

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_004/images/lbox_1317.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesions?

Answer: The lesions are hyperechoic.

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

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_005/images/lbox_1322.jpg

System: HPB


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

Answer: No, the margins of the lesions are ill-defined.

No, the margins of the lesions are ill-defined.

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

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_005/images/lbox_1322.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the shape of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion is round.

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

System: HPB


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

Answer: The lesion appears anechoic.

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?

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic features present?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is present.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are internal echoes visible within the lesion?

Answer: No, internal echoes are not visible within the lesion.

No, internal echoes are not 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?

System: HPB


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

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

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

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the cyst contents?

Answer: The cyst contents appear hypoechoic with internal echoes.

The cyst contents appear hypoechoic with internal echoes.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are internal echoes visible within the cyst?

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

Yes, internal echoes are visible within the cyst.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of intracystic hemorrhage?

Answer: Yes, intracystic hemorrhage is present.

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

System: HPB


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

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

Yes, the cyst has a well-defined margin.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic enhancement features present?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is present.

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

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?

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?

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?

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic features visible?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is visible.

Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the size of the cyst?

Answer: The cyst is large.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is observed within the cyst?

Answer: Intracystic hemorrhage is observed.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the internal structure of the cysts?

Answer: The cysts have internal septations.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are the cysts anechoic?

Answer: No, the cysts are not completely anechoic due to internal septations.

No, the cysts are not completely anechoic due to internal septations.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic features present?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is present.

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

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?

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?

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of vascularity within or around the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is visible around the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is visible around the lesion.

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

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion have a 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 defined margin?

System: HPB


Question: What is the size of the larger 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 larger lesion?

System: HPB


Question: Are there multiple lesions visible?

Answer: Yes, both large and small lesions are visible.

Yes, both large and small lesions are visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are there 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 there multiple lesions visible?

System: HPB


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: HPB


Question: Is air present within the structures?

Answer: Yes, air is present within the structures.

Yes, air is present within the structures.

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

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?

System: HPB


Question: Are internal echoes visible within the lesion?

Answer: No, the lesion appears anechoic internally.

No, the lesion appears anechoic internally.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of vascularity around the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed around the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is observed around the lesion.

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

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion exhibit posterior acoustic enhancement?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is present.

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

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?

System: HPB


Question: What is the texture of the surrounding tissue?

Answer: The surrounding tissue is irregular and inhomogeneous.

The surrounding tissue is irregular and inhomogeneous.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is ascites present?

Answer: Yes, ascites is present.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the size of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion is small.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echotexture of the liver?

Answer: The liver has an inhomogeneous echotexture.

The liver 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 liver?

System: HPB


Question: Is the liver contour regular or irregular?

Answer: The liver contour is irregular.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the liver contour regular or irregular?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echotexture of the large lesion?

Answer: The large lesion has an inhomogeneous echotexture.

The large lesion 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 large lesion?

System: HPB


Question: Is vascularity observed within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed within the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is 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?

System: HPB


Question: What is the size characteristic of the mass?

Answer: The mass is large.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are calcifications present within the mass?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are present within the mass.

Yes, calcifications are present within the mass.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the masses?

Answer: The masses are hypoechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are multiple masses visible?

Answer: Yes, multiple masses are visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: Do the masses have distinct margins?

Answer: Yes, the masses have distinct margins.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the size characteristic of the lesions?

Answer: The lesions are large.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are multiple lesions present?

Answer: Yes, multiple lesions are present.

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

System: HPB


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: HPB


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

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

No, the margins of the lesions are not well-defined.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the metastases?

Answer: The metastases are hypoechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the size of the cysts?

Answer: The cysts are small.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesions?

Answer: The lesions are hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


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: HPB


Question: Do the lesions appear well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the lesions appear well-defined.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the metastases?

Answer: The metastases appear hyperechoic due to calcification.

The metastases appear hyperechoic due to calcification.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are calcifications visible in the metastases?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are visible in the metastases.

Yes, calcifications are visible in the metastases.

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

System: HPB


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

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: Are there any posterior acoustic features associated with the calcifications?

System: HPB


Question: Are dilated bile ducts visible?

Answer: Yes, dilated bile ducts are visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the metastases?

Answer: The metastases are isoechoic to the surrounding tissue.

The metastases are 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 metastases?

System: HPB


Question: Are the metastases easily detectable on the ultrasound image?

Answer: No, the metastases are hard to detect due to their isoechoic nature.

No, the metastases are hard to detect due to their isoechoic nature.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the metastases easily detectable on the ultrasound image?

System: HPB


Question: Are metastases visible?

Answer: Yes, metastases are visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesions?

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?

System: HPB


Question: Are bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, localized bile duct dilatation is present.

Yes, localized bile duct dilatation is present.

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

System: HPB


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: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the focal area indicated by the arrow?

Answer: The focal area is hyperechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The focal area is 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 focal area indicated by the arrow?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_001/images/lbox_256.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the focal area have distinct margins?

Answer: No, the focal area does not have distinct margins.

No, the focal area does not have distinct margins.

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

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_001/images/lbox_256.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the focal area homogeneous in texture?

Answer: Yes, the focal area appears homogeneous in texture.

Yes, the focal area appears homogeneous in texture.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the focal area homogeneous in texture?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_001/images/lbox_256.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the focal area?

Answer: The focal area appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The focal area 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 focal area?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_016/images/lbox_274.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the focal area well-defined?

Answer: No, the focal area is not well-defined.

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

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_016/images/lbox_274.jpg

System: HPB


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

Answer: The focal area appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The focal area 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 focal area compared to the surrounding tissue?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_019/images/lbox_280.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the focal area well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the focal area is well-defined.

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

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_019/images/lbox_280.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the focal fatty sparing area?

Answer: The focal fatty sparing area appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding fatty liver.

The focal fatty sparing area appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding fatty liver.

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

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_021/images/lbox_32255-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the surrounding tissue?

Answer: The surrounding tissue shows homogeneous increased echogenicity due to fatty changes.

The surrounding tissue shows homogeneous increased echogenicity due to fatty changes.

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

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_021/images/lbox_32255-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the focal fatty sparing area well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the focal fatty sparing area is well-defined.

Yes, the focal fatty sparing area is well-defined.

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

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_021/images/lbox_32255-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echotexture of the tissue?

Answer: The tissue has an inhomogeneous echotexture.

The tissue 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 tissue?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_023/images/lbox_290.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there a region with different echogenicity compared to the surrounding tissue?

Answer: Yes, there is focal sparing with different echogenicity.

Yes, there is focal sparing with different echogenicity.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there a region with different echogenicity compared to the surrounding tissue?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_023/images/lbox_290.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the wedge-shaped area?

Answer: The wedge-shaped area is hypoechoic.

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

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_027/images/lbox_17972.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the segmental area have an inhomogeneous appearance?

Answer: Yes, the segmental area has an inhomogeneous appearance.

Yes, the segmental area has an inhomogeneous appearance.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the segmental area have an inhomogeneous appearance?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_027/images/lbox_17972.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the veins within the non-steatosis area normal?

Answer: Yes, the veins within the non-steatosis area are normal.

Yes, the veins within the non-steatosis area are normal.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the veins within the non-steatosis area normal?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_027/images/lbox_17972.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are gallstones visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, gallstones are visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are the gallstones mobile?

Answer: Yes, the gallstones are mobile.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the gallstones?

Answer: The gallstones are hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


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

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 gallstones?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the gallstones?

Answer: The gallstones are hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows visible?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are visible.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are the gallstones multiple?

Answer: Yes, multiple gallstones are present.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the shape of the gallstones?

Answer: The gallstones are angular.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are multiple gallstones present?

Answer: Yes, multiple gallstones are present.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the gallstone?

Answer: The gallstone is hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


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

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 gallstone?

System: HPB


Question: Where is the gallstone located?

Answer: The gallstone is located in the neck of the gallbladder.

The gallstone is located in the neck of the gallbladder.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the gallstone?

Answer: The gallstone appears hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the shape of the gallstone?

Answer: The gallstone has a layered appearance.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the gallstone?

Answer: The gallstone is hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Where is the gallstone located?

Answer: The gallstone is located in the neck.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the floating stone?

Answer: The floating stone appears hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is posterior acoustic shadowing present behind the floating stone?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present behind the floating stone.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present behind the floating stone.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the appearance of the milk of calcium bile layer?

Answer: The milk of calcium bile layer appears hyperechoic.

The milk of calcium bile layer appears hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there layering observed in the image?

Answer: Yes, layering is observed with the milk of calcium bile forming a distinct layer.

Yes, layering is observed with the milk of calcium bile forming a distinct layer.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the wall?

Answer: The wall is echogenic.

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

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?

System: HPB


Question: Is the lumen visible?

Answer: No, the lumen is not visible due to shadowing.

No, the lumen is not visible due to shadowing.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are stones visible?

Answer: Yes, stones are visible as echogenic foci.

Yes, stones are visible as echogenic foci.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the gallstones?

Answer: The gallstones are hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows present?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are present behind the gallstones.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are present behind the gallstones.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is the bile duct visible?

Answer: Yes, the bile duct is visible and appears normal.

Yes, the bile duct is visible and appears normal.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are hyperechoic structures visible?

Answer: Yes, hyperechoic structures are visible.

Yes, hyperechoic structures are visible.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_001/images/lbox_1805.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Do the hyperechoic structures have posterior acoustic shadowing?

Answer: No, posterior acoustic shadowing is not present.

No, posterior acoustic shadowing is not present.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Do the hyperechoic structures have posterior acoustic shadowing?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_001/images/lbox_1805.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the hyperechoic structures attached to the wall?

Answer: Yes, the hyperechoic structures are attached to the wall.

Yes, the hyperechoic structures are attached to the wall.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the hyperechoic structures attached to the wall?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_001/images/lbox_1805.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the hyperechoic structures located within an anechoic area?

Answer: Yes, the hyperechoic structures are located within an anechoic area.

Yes, the hyperechoic structures are located within an anechoic area.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the hyperechoic structures located within an anechoic area?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_001/images/lbox_1805.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the polyp?

Answer: The polyp is hyperechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

The polyp is 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 polyp?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_002/images/lbox_57278-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the polyp exhibit posterior acoustic shadowing?

Answer: No, the polyp does not exhibit posterior acoustic shadowing.

No, the polyp does not exhibit posterior acoustic shadowing.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_002/images/lbox_57278-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the polyp attached to the wall?

Answer: Yes, the polyp is attached to the wall.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_002/images/lbox_57278-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the polyp appear mobile?

Answer: No, the polyp does not appear mobile.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_002/images/lbox_57278-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: HPB


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?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_012/images/lbox_18223.jpg

System: HPB


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

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

The lesions appear 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 lesions compared to the surrounding tissue?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_012/images/lbox_18223.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Do the lesions exhibit posterior acoustic shadowing?

Answer: No, the lesions do not exhibit posterior acoustic shadowing.

No, the lesions do not exhibit posterior acoustic shadowing.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Do the lesions exhibit posterior acoustic shadowing?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_012/images/lbox_18223.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the lesions attached to the wall?

Answer: Yes, the lesions are attached to the wall.

Yes, the lesions are attached to the wall.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_012/images/lbox_18223.jpg

System: HPB


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?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_017/images/lbox_12211.jpg

System: HPB


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

Answer: The lesion appears hyperechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The lesion appears hyperechoic 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?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_017/images/lbox_12211.jpg

System: HPB


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?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_017/images/lbox_12211.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?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_017/images/lbox_12211.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is mimicking an adenomatous polyp in the image?

Answer: Sludge is mimicking an adenomatous polyp.

Sludge is mimicking an adenomatous polyp.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is mimicking an adenomatous polyp in the image?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_021/images/lbox_12248.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What artefact is caused by cholesterol crystals?

Answer: Twinkle artefact is caused by cholesterol crystals.

Twinkle artefact is caused by cholesterol crystals.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What artefact is caused by cholesterol crystals?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_021/images/lbox_12248.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are cholesterol crystals present in the sludge ball?

Answer: Yes, cholesterol crystals are present in the sludge ball.

Yes, cholesterol crystals are present in the sludge ball.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_021/images/lbox_12248.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the appearance of the gallbladder wall?

Answer: The gallbladder wall is thickened.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_021/images/lbox_12248.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is vascularization observed in the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularization is observed in the mass.

Yes, vascularization is observed in the mass.

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

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?

System: HPB


Question: Does the mass infiltrate surrounding tissue?

Answer: Yes, the mass infiltrates the liver.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of bowel infiltration?

Answer: Yes, bowel infiltration is observed.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is vascularity present in the image?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is Doppler flow visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, Doppler flow is visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: What colors are used to represent Doppler flow?

Answer: Red and blue are used to represent Doppler flow.

Red and blue are used to represent Doppler flow.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What colors are used to represent Doppler flow?

System: HPB


Question: Is the surrounding tissue echogenicity uniform?

Answer: No, the surrounding tissue echogenicity is not uniform.

No, the surrounding tissue echogenicity is not uniform.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is vascular flow visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, vascular flow is visible with color Doppler signals.

Yes, vascular flow is visible with color Doppler signals.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the appearance of the common bile duct?

Answer: The common bile duct shows stenosis.

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

System: HPB


Question: What structures are visible within the gallbladder?

Answer: Stones and soft tissue structures are visible.

Stones and soft tissue structures are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What structures are visible within the gallbladder?

System: HPB


Question: Are soft tissue structures present?

Answer: Yes, soft tissue structures are present.

Yes, soft tissue structures are present.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are gallstones visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, gallstones are visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the material in the common bile duct?

Answer: The material in the common bile duct is echogenic.

The material in the common bile duct is echogenic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of sludge in the gallbladder?

Answer: Yes, sludge is present in the gallbladder.

Yes, sludge is present in the gallbladder.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is observed within the bile ducts?

Answer: Sludge is present within the bile ducts.

Sludge is present within the bile ducts.

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

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System: HPB


Question: What is observed within the gallbladder?

Answer: Thick bile is present within the gallbladder.

Thick bile is present within the gallbladder.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_003/images/lbox_60990-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the sludge within the duct?

Answer: The sludge appears hyperechoic.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_004/images/lbox_49965-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the duct appear filled with material?

Answer: Yes, the duct appears filled with sludge and a stone.

Yes, the duct appears filled with sludge and a stone.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the duct appear filled with material?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_004/images/lbox_49965-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are gallstones visible?

Answer: Yes, gallstones are visible.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_005/images/lbox_60148-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is sludge present?

Answer: Yes, sludge is present.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_005/images/lbox_60148-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are stones visible in the common bile duct?

Answer: Yes, stones are visible in the common bile duct.

Yes, stones are visible in the common bile duct.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_005/images/lbox_60148-Afbeelding6.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?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_005/images/lbox_60148-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is sludge visible within the duct?

Answer: Yes, sludge is visible within the duct.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_009/images/lbox_59212-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the image show vascular flow near the duct?

Answer: Yes, vascular flow is visible near the duct.

Yes, vascular flow is visible near the duct.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the image show vascular flow near the duct?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_009/images/lbox_59212-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the stones?

Answer: The stones appear hyperechoic.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_014/images/lbox_648.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows visible behind the stones?

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

Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are visible behind the stones.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_014/images/lbox_648.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the stones located within a tubular structure?

Answer: Yes, the stones are located within a tubular structure.

Yes, the stones are located within a tubular structure.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the stones located within a tubular structure?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_014/images/lbox_648.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are multiple stones visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, multiple stones are visible in the image.

Yes, multiple stones are visible in the image.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_014/images/lbox_648.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the appearance of 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 is the appearance of the bile ducts?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_024/images/lbox_59326-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there a hyperechoic structure visible within the bile duct?

Answer: Yes, a hyperechoic structure is visible within the bile duct.

Yes, a hyperechoic structure is visible within the bile duct.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there a hyperechoic structure visible within the bile duct?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_024/images/lbox_59326-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing associated with the hyperechoic structure?

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 hyperechoic structure?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_024/images/lbox_59326-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the stones?

Answer: The stones are hyperechoic.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_037/images/lbox_11492.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_037/images/lbox_11492.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the duct dilated?

Answer: No, the duct is not dilated.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_037/images/lbox_11492.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are multiple stones visible?

Answer: Yes, multiple stones are visible.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_037/images/lbox_11492.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity 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 echogenicity of the stone?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_038/images/lbox_1084.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is posterior acoustic shadowing present?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present behind the stone.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present behind the stone.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_038/images/lbox_1084.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the duct dilated?

Answer: No, the duct is not dilated.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_038/images/lbox_1084.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the common bile duct dilated?

Answer: No, the common bile duct is not dilated.

No, the common bile duct is not dilated.

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

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

System: HPB