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

Choices:
A. Warthin's tumors
B. Pleomorphic adenomas
C. Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease
D. Malignant salivary gland tumors

Answer: B: Pleomorphic adenomas

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: Warthin's tumors | B: Pleomorphic adenomas | C: Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease | D: Malignant salivary gland tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Malignant salivary gland tumors
B. Pleomorphic adenomas
C. Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease
D. Warthin's tumors

Answer: C: Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease

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: Malignant salivary gland tumors | B: Pleomorphic adenomas | C: Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease | D: Warthin's tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

4.3.2 Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease/case_019/images/lbox_1653.jpg

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Warthin's tumors
B. Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease
C. Pleomorphic adenomas
D. Malignant salivary gland tumors

Answer: B: Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease

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: Warthin's tumors | B: Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease | C: Pleomorphic adenomas | D: Malignant salivary gland tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

4.3.2 Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease/case_002/images/lbox_25102.jpg

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Warthin's tumors
B. Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease
C. Pleomorphic adenomas
D. Malignant salivary gland tumors

Answer: B: Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease

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: Warthin's tumors | B: Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease | C: Pleomorphic adenomas | D: Malignant salivary gland tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

4.3.2 Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease/case_022/images/lbox_46028-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Malignant salivary gland tumors
B. Warthin's tumors
C. Thyroid malignant lesions
D. Thyroid benign lesions

Answer: D: Thyroid benign lesions

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: Malignant salivary gland tumors | B: Warthin's tumors | C: Thyroid malignant lesions | D: Thyroid benign lesions
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

4.1.2 Thyroid benign lesions/case_019/images/lbox_59352-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Malignant salivary gland tumors
B. Warthin's tumors
C. Pleomorphic adenomas
D. Thyroid benign lesions

Answer: D: Thyroid benign lesions

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: Malignant salivary gland tumors | B: Warthin's tumors | C: Pleomorphic adenomas | D: Thyroid benign lesions
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

4.1.2 Thyroid benign lesions/case_008/images/lbox_35814-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease
B. Pleomorphic adenomas
C. Thyroid benign lesions
D. Warthin's tumors

Answer: C: Thyroid benign lesions

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: Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease | B: Pleomorphic adenomas | C: Thyroid benign lesions | D: Warthin's tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

4.1.2 Thyroid benign lesions/case_030/images/lbox_54042-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Thyroid malignant lesions
B. Warthin's tumors
C. Malignant salivary gland tumors
D. Pleomorphic adenomas

Answer: A: Thyroid malignant lesions

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: Thyroid malignant lesions | B: Warthin's tumors | C: Malignant salivary gland tumors | D: Pleomorphic adenomas
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

4.1.3 Thyroid malignant lesions/case_014/images/lbox_1406.jpg

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Thyroid malignant lesions
B. Warthin's tumors
C. Malignant salivary gland tumors
D. Thyroid benign lesions

Answer: A: Thyroid malignant lesions

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: Thyroid malignant lesions | B: Warthin's tumors | C: Malignant salivary gland tumors | D: Thyroid benign lesions
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

4.1.3 Thyroid malignant lesions/case_013/images/lbox_16844.jpg

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Thyroid malignant lesions
B. Thyroid benign lesions
C. Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease
D. Warthin's tumors

Answer: A: Thyroid malignant lesions

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: Thyroid malignant lesions | B: Thyroid benign lesions | C: Salivary gland inflammation and Sjogren disease | D: Warthin's tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

4.1.3 Thyroid malignant lesions/case_021/images/lbox_37467-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Pleomorphic adenomas
B. Malignant salivary gland tumors
C. Thyroid malignant lesions
D. Thyroid benign lesions

Answer: C: Thyroid malignant lesions

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: Pleomorphic adenomas | B: Malignant salivary gland tumors | C: Thyroid malignant lesions | D: Thyroid benign lesions
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

4.1.3 Thyroid malignant lesions/case_022/images/lbox_38528-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: H&N


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

Choices:
A. Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment
B. Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment
C. Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)
D. Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist

Answer: A: Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment

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: Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment | B: Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment | C: Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain) | D: Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

6.3.2 Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment/case_009/images/lbox_11992.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU
B. Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment
C. Tenosynovitis
D. Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist

Answer: A: Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU

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: Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU | B: Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment | C: Tenosynovitis | D: Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

6.3.4 Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU/case_012/images/lbox_45167-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU
B. Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment
C. Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)
D. Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment

Answer: B: Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment

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: Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU | B: Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment | C: Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain) | D: Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

6.3.3 Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment/case_005/images/lbox_56734-Afbeelding15.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment
B. Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)
C. Tenosynovitis
D. Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU

Answer: B: Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)

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: Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment | B: Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain) | C: Tenosynovitis | D: Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

6.3.1 Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)/case_011/images/lbox_45159-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Tenosynovitis
B. Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)
C. Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU
D. Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment

Answer: B: Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)

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: Tenosynovitis | B: Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain) | C: Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU | D: Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

6.3.1 Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)/case_001/images/lbox_46238-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU
B. Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment
C. Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist
D. Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)

Answer: C: Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist

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: Tenosynovitis of the sixth extensor tendon compartment ECU | B: Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment | C: Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist | D: Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

6.3.6 Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist/case_011/images/lbox_22147.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment
B. Tenosynovitis
C. Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist
D. Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)

Answer: C: Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist

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: Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment | B: Tenosynovitis | C: Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist | D: Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

6.3.6 Tenosynovitis of the flexor tendons on the volar side of the wrist/case_001/images/lbox_61957-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Tenosynovitis
B. Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment
C. Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment
D. Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)

Answer: A: Tenosynovitis

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: Tenosynovitis | B: Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment | C: Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment | D: Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Tenosynovitis
B. Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain)
C. Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment
D. Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment

Answer: A: Tenosynovitis

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: Tenosynovitis | B: Tenosynovitis of the first extensor tendon compartment(DeQuervain) | C: Tenosynovitis of the second and third extensor tendoncompartment | D: Tenosynovitis of the fourth and fifth extensor tendoncompartment
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Traumatic nerve lesions
B. Muscle ruptures upper extremity
C. Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg
D. Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg

Answer: B: Muscle ruptures upper extremity

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: Traumatic nerve lesions | B: Muscle ruptures upper extremity | C: Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg | D: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

7.2.3 Muscle ruptures upper extremity/case_007/images/lbox_59378-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Muscle ruptures upper extremity
B. Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg
C. Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg
D. Traumatic nerve lesions

Answer: C: Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg

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: Muscle ruptures upper extremity | B: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg | C: Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg | D: Traumatic nerve lesions
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

7.2.2 Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg/case_011/images/lbox_9030.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg
B. Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg
C. Muscle ruptures upper extremity
D. Traumatic nerve lesions

Answer: A: Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg

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: Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg | B: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg | C: Muscle ruptures upper extremity | D: Traumatic nerve lesions
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

7.2.2 Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg/case_001/images/lbox_8332-lbox_8332-stanley-godlewski02.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Traumatic nerve lesions
B. Muscle ruptures upper extremity
C. Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg
D. Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg

Answer: D: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg

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: Traumatic nerve lesions | B: Muscle ruptures upper extremity | C: Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg | D: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

7.2.1 Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg/case_031/images/lbox_8978.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg
B. Traumatic nerve lesions
C. Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg
D. Muscle ruptures upper extremity

Answer: A: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg

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: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg | B: Traumatic nerve lesions | C: Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg | D: Muscle ruptures upper extremity
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

7.2.1 Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg/case_008/images/lbox_44006-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Traumatic nerve lesions
B. Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg
C. Muscle ruptures upper extremity
D. Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg

Answer: B: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg

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: Traumatic nerve lesions | B: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg | C: Muscle ruptures upper extremity | D: Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

7.2.1 Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg/case_007/images/lbox_46366-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Traumatic nerve lesions
B. Muscle ruptures upper extremity
C. Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg
D. Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg

Answer: C: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg

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: Traumatic nerve lesions | B: Muscle ruptures upper extremity | C: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg | D: Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

7.2.1 Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg/case_021/images/lbox_39887-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg
B. Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg
C. Traumatic nerve lesions
D. Muscle ruptures upper extremity

Answer: C: Traumatic nerve lesions

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: Muscle ruptures lower extremity lower leg | B: Muscle ruptures lower extremity upper leg | C: Traumatic nerve lesions | D: Muscle ruptures upper extremity
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

7.3.11 Traumatic nerve lesions/case_005/images/lbox_20360.jpg

System: MSK


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

Choices:
A. Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity
B. Recanalized deep venous thrombosis
C. Venous system of the upper extremity
D. Various and intravascular lesions

Answer: B: Recanalized deep venous thrombosis

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: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity | B: Recanalized deep venous thrombosis | C: Venous system of the upper extremity | D: Various and intravascular lesions
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

10.2.3 Recanalized deep venous thrombosis/case_003/images/lbox_25846.jpg

System: Vessels


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

Choices:
A. Various and intravascular lesions
B. Venous system of the upper extremity
C. Superficial venous system of the lower extremity
D. Pelvic veins

Answer: A: Various and intravascular lesions

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: Various and intravascular lesions | B: Venous system of the upper extremity | C: Superficial venous system of the lower extremity | D: Pelvic veins
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

10.2.6 Various and intravascular lesions/case_001/images/lbox_50841-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Vessels


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

Choices:
A. Superficial venous system of the lower extremity
B. Recanalized deep venous thrombosis
C. Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity
D. Pelvic veins

Answer: D: Pelvic veins

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: Superficial venous system of the lower extremity | B: Recanalized deep venous thrombosis | C: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity | D: Pelvic veins
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

System: Vessels


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

Choices:
A. Pelvic veins
B. Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity
C. Superficial venous system of the lower extremity
D. Various and intravascular lesions

Answer: B: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity

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: Pelvic veins | B: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity | C: Superficial venous system of the lower extremity | D: Various and intravascular lesions
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

10.2.2 Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity/case_018/images/lbox_10704.jpg

System: Vessels


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

Choices:
A. Various and intravascular lesions
B. Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity
C. Venous system of the upper extremity
D. Superficial venous system of the lower extremity

Answer: B: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity

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: Various and intravascular lesions | B: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity | C: Venous system of the upper extremity | D: Superficial venous system of the lower extremity
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

10.2.2 Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity/case_005/images/lbox_10433.jpg

System: Vessels


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

Choices:
A. Superficial venous system of the lower extremity
B. Pelvic veins
C. Venous system of the upper extremity
D. Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity

Answer: A: Superficial venous system of the lower extremity

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: Superficial venous system of the lower extremity | B: Pelvic veins | C: Venous system of the upper extremity | D: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

10.2.4 Superficial venous system of the lower extremity/case_012/images/lbox_15603.jpg

System: Vessels


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

Choices:
A. Various and intravascular lesions
B. Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity
C. Pelvic veins
D. Superficial venous system of the lower extremity

Answer: D: Superficial venous system of the lower extremity

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: Various and intravascular lesions | B: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity | C: Pelvic veins | D: Superficial venous system of the lower extremity
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

10.2.4 Superficial venous system of the lower extremity/case_008/images/lbox_10761.jpg

System: Vessels


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

Choices:
A. Various and intravascular lesions
B. Venous system of the upper extremity
C. Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity
D. Superficial venous system of the lower extremity

Answer: D: Superficial venous system of the lower extremity

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: Various and intravascular lesions | B: Venous system of the upper extremity | C: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity | D: Superficial venous system of the lower extremity
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

10.2.4 Superficial venous system of the lower extremity/case_015/images/lbox_53792-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Vessels


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

Choices:
A. Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity
B. Venous system of the upper extremity
C. Various and intravascular lesions
D. Pelvic veins

Answer: B: Venous system of the upper extremity

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: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity | B: Venous system of the upper extremity | C: Various and intravascular lesions | D: Pelvic veins
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

10.2.5 Venous system of the upper extremity/case_019/images/lbox_50340-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Vessels


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

Choices:
A. Various and intravascular lesions
B. Venous system of the upper extremity
C. Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity
D. Recanalized deep venous thrombosis

Answer: B: Venous system of the upper extremity

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: Various and intravascular lesions | B: Venous system of the upper extremity | C: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity | D: Recanalized deep venous thrombosis
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

10.2.5 Venous system of the upper extremity/case_018/images/lbox_54237-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Vessels


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

Choices:
A. Pelvic veins
B. Venous system of the upper extremity
C. Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity
D. Recanalized deep venous thrombosis

Answer: B: Venous system of the upper extremity

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: Pelvic veins | B: Venous system of the upper extremity | C: Deep venous system and muscular branches of the lowerextremity | D: Recanalized deep venous thrombosis
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

10.2.5 Venous system of the upper extremity/case_030/images/lbox_51938-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: Vessels


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

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

Answer: B: Bladder 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: Benign renal tumors | B: Bladder tumors | C: Testis tumors:Stromal tumors | D: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

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. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
C. Miscellaneous malignant tumors
D. Bladder tumors

Answer: D: Bladder 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:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | B: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | C: Miscellaneous malignant tumors | D: Bladder tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

System: Urology


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

Choices:
A. Bladder tumors
B. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
C. Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect
D. Urinary tract stones:Renal and pelvic stones

Answer: A: Bladder 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: Bladder tumors | B: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | C: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect | 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.

System: Urology


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

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

Answer: C: Miscellaneous malignant 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: Benign renal tumors | B: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect | C: Miscellaneous malignant 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.

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_012/images/lbox_14158.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. Benign renal tumors
D. Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect

Answer: A: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma

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: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | B: Miscellaneous malignant tumors | C: Benign renal tumors | 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.

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_011/images/lbox_16193.jpg

System: Urology


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

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

Answer: C: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma

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: Benign renal tumors | B: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect | 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.

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_005/images/lbox_19990.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: A: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect

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: 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.

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_012/images/lbox_3731.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: D: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect

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: 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.

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_007/images/lbox_32851-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: Urology


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

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

Answer: A: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect

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: Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect | B: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | C: Benign renal tumors | D: Miscellaneous malignant tumors
IMPORTANT: In <answer>, output the EXACT full option (e.g., 'A: xxx'), not only the letter nor only the text.

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_022/images/lbox_20570.jpg

System: Urology


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

Choices:
A. Benign renal tumors
B. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
C. Miscellaneous malignant tumors
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: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | C: Miscellaneous malignant tumors | 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_019/images/lbox_21258.jpg

System: Urology


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

Choices:
A. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
B. Benign renal tumors
C. Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect
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 and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | B: Benign renal tumors | 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_002/images/lbox_3491.jpg

System: Urology


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

Choices:
A. Benign renal tumors
B. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma
C. Miscellaneous malignant tumors
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: Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma | C: Miscellaneous malignant tumors | 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_022/images/lbox_49509-Afbeelding3.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:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
C. Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas
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:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | B: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | 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.

2.3.11 Testis tumors_Stromal tumors/case_003/images/lbox_4713.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:Malignant lymphomas
D. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell 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:Stromal tumors | C: Testis tumors:Malignant lymphomas | 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.

2.3.10 Testis tumors_Malignant lymphomas/case_002/images/lbox_12707.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: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:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | 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_005/images/lbox_33083-Afbeelding3.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:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
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:Stromal tumors | B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell 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.

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_008/images/lbox_4645.jpg

System: Urology


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

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

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:Malignant lymphomas | B: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | C: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | 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.

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_022/images/lbox_66745-Afbeelding7.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: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:Stromal tumors | B: Testis tumors:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | 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_019/images/lbox_59302-Afbeelding3.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:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors
C. Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors
D. Testis tumors:Stromal 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:Various benign lesions and pitfalls | B: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | C: Testis tumors:Seninomatous germ cell tumors | 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.

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_002/images/lbox_61530-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:Stromal 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:Stromal 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_022/images/lbox_4690.jpg

System: Urology


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

Choices:
A. Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones
B. Bladder tumors
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: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones | B: Bladder tumors | 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_005/images/lbox_63608-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


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

Choices:
A. Miscellaneous malignant tumors
B. Bladder 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: Miscellaneous malignant tumors | B: Bladder 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_011/images/lbox_3924.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. Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones
C. Benign renal tumors
D. Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma

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: Testis tumors:Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors | B: Urinary tract stones:Ureteric stones | 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.

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_008/images/lbox_18749.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears isoechoic to the surrounding tissue.

The lesion appears isoechoic to the surrounding tissue.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are there any 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 any internal echoes 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: 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 type of imaging technique is used to assess vascularity?

Answer: Color Doppler imaging is used to assess vascularity.

Color Doppler imaging is used to assess vascularity.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What type of imaging technique is used to assess vascularity?

System: HPB


Question: Are there areas of color flow within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, there are areas of color flow within the lesion.

Yes, there are areas of color flow within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there areas of color flow within the lesion?

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: Is the mass hypervascularized?

Answer: Yes, the mass is hypervascularized.

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

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: 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: 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: Are there posterior acoustic features associated with the lesion?

Answer: Yes, there is posterior acoustic enhancement.

Yes, there is posterior acoustic enhancement.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the size of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion is large.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there a hypoechoic area within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, there is a hypoechoic central area within the lesion.

Yes, there is a hypoechoic central area within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there a hypoechoic area within the lesion?

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 lesions compared to 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 surrounding tissue?

System: HPB


Question: Do the lesions have distinct margins?

Answer: Yes, the lesions have distinct margins.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the affected area?

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

The affected 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 affected area?

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_009/images/lbox_58985-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the margins of the affected area well-defined?

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

Yes, the margins of the affected area are well-defined.

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

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_009/images/lbox_58985-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there any posterior acoustic enhancement or shadowing associated with the affected area?

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

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

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

1.1.3 Miscellaneous benign liver lesions/case_009/images/lbox_58985-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the cysts?

Answer: The cysts appear anechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic enhancements visible?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic enhancements are visible behind the cysts.

Yes, posterior acoustic enhancements are visible behind the cysts.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are the cyst margins well-defined?

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

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

System: HPB


Question: Are multiple cystic structures present?

Answer: Yes, multiple cystic structures are present.

Yes, multiple cystic structures are present.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the appearance of the cyst wall?

Answer: The cyst wall is thick.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is the cyst complex or simple?

Answer: The cyst is complex.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the cyst complex or simple?

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: 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 areas of increased blood flow visible?

Answer: Yes, areas of increased blood flow are visible.

Yes, areas of increased blood flow are visible.

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

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: Are internal echoes present within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, internal echoes are present.

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 air within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, air is present within the lesion.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there evidence of air 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: What is the contour of the structure?

Answer: The contour is irregular.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are there smaller satellite lesions around the mass?

Answer: Yes, smaller satellite lesions are present around the mass.

Yes, smaller satellite lesions are present around the mass.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there smaller satellite lesions around the mass?

System: HPB


Question: Is vascularity observed in the image?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed in the image.

Yes, vascularity is observed in the image.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the liver lesions?

Answer: The liver lesions are hypoechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is vascularity observed in the image?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the central area of the lesion?

Answer: The central area of the lesion appears hypoechoic.

The central area of the lesion appears hypoechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the rim surrounding the lesion?

Answer: The rim surrounding the lesion appears hyperechoic.

The rim surrounding the lesion appears hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there a central necrotic area visible in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, a central necrotic area is visible.

Yes, a central necrotic area is visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion have a distinct margin?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has a distinct margin.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the central areas of the lesions?

Answer: The central areas of the lesions are anechoic.

The central areas of the lesions are anechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are the lesions well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the lesions are well-defined.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of central necrosis in the lesions?

Answer: Yes, central necrosis is present in the lesions.

Yes, central necrosis is present in the lesions.

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

Answer: The metastases are hyperechoic and mixed echoic.

The metastases are hyperechoic and mixed echoic.

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 echogenicity of the focal area?

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?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_007/images/lbox_53855-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the focal area have a well-defined margin?

Answer: No, the focal area does not have a well-defined margin.

No, the focal area does not have a well-defined margin.

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

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_007/images/lbox_53855-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic features observed?

Answer: No, posterior acoustic features are not observed.

No, posterior acoustic features are not observed.

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

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_007/images/lbox_53855-Afbeelding2.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?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_012/images/lbox_37807-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Which probe makes the lesions easier to visualize?

Answer: The high frequency probe makes the lesions easier to visualize.

The high frequency probe makes the lesions easier to visualize.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Which probe makes the lesions easier to visualize?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_012/images/lbox_37807-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the lesions harder to see with the lower frequency convex probe?

Answer: Yes, the lesions are harder to see with the lower frequency convex probe.

Yes, the lesions are harder to see with the lower frequency convex probe.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are the lesions harder to see with the lower frequency convex probe?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_012/images/lbox_37807-Afbeelding3.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?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_015/images/lbox_41275-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Can the lesions be easily overlooked with a lower frequency transducer?

Answer: Yes, the lesions can be easily overlooked with a lower frequency transducer.

Yes, the lesions can be easily overlooked with a lower frequency transducer.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Can the lesions be easily overlooked with a lower frequency transducer?

1.1.11 Fatty liver and focal sparing/case_015/images/lbox_41275-Afbeelding1.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: Do the gallstones cast posterior acoustic shadows?

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: Do the gallstones cast posterior acoustic shadows?

System: HPB


Question: Are there non-floating gallstones visible?

Answer: Yes, non-floating gallstones are visible.

Yes, non-floating gallstones are visible.

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

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?

System: HPB


Question: Are stones visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, stones are visible in the image.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the shape of the gallbladder?

Answer: The gallbladder appears contracted.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the layer of gallstones?

Answer: The layer of gallstones appears hyperechoic.

The layer of gallstones appears hyperechoic.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows present?

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

Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are present behind the layer of 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 layer of gallstones visually distinct?

Answer: Yes, the layer of gallstones is visually distinct.

Yes, the layer of gallstones is visually distinct.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the layer of gallstones visually distinct?

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the stone in the cystic duct?

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 in the cystic duct?

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows visible behind the stone?

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

Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are visible behind the stone.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is the common bile duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the common bile duct is dilated.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the polyps?

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

The polyps 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 polyps?

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_005/images/lbox_19933.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the polyps attached to the wall?

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

Yes, the polyps are attached to the wall.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_005/images/lbox_19933.jpg

System: HPB


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

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

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

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_005/images/lbox_19933.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are multiple polyps visible?

Answer: Yes, multiple polyps are visible.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_005/images/lbox_19933.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What type of artifact is visible?

Answer: A comet tail artifact is visible.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_011/images/lbox_1819.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are multiple small polyps present?

Answer: Yes, multiple small polyps are present.

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

1.2.9 Gallbladder_Polyps and cholesterol crystals/case_011/images/lbox_1819.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is a mass visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, a mass is visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: Does the mass show vascularity?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present within the mass.

Yes, vascularity is present within the mass.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the appearance of the gallbladder wall?

Answer: The gallbladder wall shows abnormal thickening.

The gallbladder wall shows abnormal thickening.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is vascularization visible in the thickened wall?

Answer: Yes, vascularization is visible in the thickened wall.

Yes, vascularization is visible in the thickened wall.

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

System: HPB


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

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 in the distal common bile duct?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_023/images/lbox_658.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows present behind the stones?

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 behind the stones?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_023/images/lbox_658.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the orientation of the distal common bile duct in the image?

Answer: The distal common bile duct is shown in a longitudinal orientation.

The distal common bile duct is shown in a longitudinal orientation.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_023/images/lbox_658.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are stones visible within the gallbladder?

Answer: Yes, stones are visible within the gallbladder.

Yes, stones are visible within the gallbladder.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_023/images/lbox_658.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the gallbladder stones?

Answer: The gallbladder stones are hyperechoic.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_023/images/lbox_658.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows present behind the gallbladder stones?

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 behind the gallbladder stones?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_023/images/lbox_658.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_029/images/lbox_674.jpg

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?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_029/images/lbox_674.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are multiple stones observed?

Answer: Yes, multiple stones are observed.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_029/images/lbox_674.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the orientation of the common bile duct in the image?

Answer: The common bile duct is shown in a longitudinal view.

The common bile duct is shown in a longitudinal view.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_029/images/lbox_674.jpg

System: HPB


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

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

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

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_030/images/lbox_680.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the intrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, the intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Yes, the intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_030/images/lbox_680.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the distal common bile duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the distal common bile duct is dilated.

Yes, the distal common bile duct is dilated.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_030/images/lbox_680.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_035/images/lbox_16668.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is posterior acoustic shadowing present?

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 posterior acoustic shadowing present?

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_035/images/lbox_16668.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the common bile duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the common bile duct is slightly dilated.

Yes, the common bile duct is slightly 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_035/images/lbox_16668.jpg

System: HPB


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

Answer: The common bile duct is dilated.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_042/images/lbox_12069.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is observed within the common bile duct?

Answer: A giant calculus is observed within the common bile duct.

A giant calculus is observed within the common bile duct.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_042/images/lbox_12069.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are gallstones visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, gallstones are visible in the image.

Yes, gallstones are visible in the image.

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

1.2.15 Bile duct_Sludge and gallstones in the extrahepatic bile ducts/case_042/images/lbox_12069.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the intrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, the intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Yes, the intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are the extrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

Answer: No, the extrahepatic bile ducts are not dilated.

No, the extrahepatic bile ducts are not dilated.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there sludge present 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 sludge present in the gallbladder?

System: HPB


Question: Are the intrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, the intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Yes, the intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is vascularity observed in the soft tissue mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed in the soft tissue mass.

Yes, vascularity is observed in the soft tissue mass.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there a soft tissue mass in the extrahepatic bile ducts?

Answer: Yes, there is a soft tissue mass in the extrahepatic bile ducts.

Yes, there is a soft tissue mass in the extrahepatic bile ducts.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there a soft tissue mass in the extrahepatic bile ducts?

System: HPB


Question: Is there a tumor mass visible?

Answer: Yes, a tumor mass is visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are the intrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, the intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Yes, the intrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

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

System: HPB


Question: Are the extrahepatic bile ducts dilated?

Answer: Yes, the extrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

Yes, the extrahepatic bile ducts are dilated.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there a mass visible?

Answer: Yes, a mass is visible.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_003/images/lbox_60004-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the pancreatic duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the pancreatic duct is dilated.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_003/images/lbox_60004-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is vascularity observed within the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed within the mass.

Yes, vascularity is observed within the mass.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_003/images/lbox_60004-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the bile ducts normal?

Answer: Yes, the bile ducts are normal.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_003/images/lbox_60004-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the pancreatic duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the pancreatic duct is dilated.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_014/images/lbox_56545-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the common bile duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the common bile duct is dilated.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_014/images/lbox_56545-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What type of mass is observed?

Answer: A cystic mass is observed.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_023/images/lbox_18238.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the bile duct dilated?

Answer: No, the bile duct is not dilated.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_023/images/lbox_18238.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

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

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_030/images/lbox_48552-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Does the lesion exhibit posterior acoustic enhancement?

Answer: No, posterior acoustic enhancement is not observed.

No, posterior acoustic enhancement is not observed.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_030/images/lbox_48552-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are the lesion margins well-defined?

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

Yes, the lesion margins are well-defined.

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

1.3.1 Pancreatic head carcinoma and ampullary carcinoma/case_030/images/lbox_48552-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What type of internal structure is visible in the lesion?

Answer: The lesion has a partly cystic internal structure.

The lesion has a partly cystic internal structure.

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

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_007/images/lbox_23464.jpg

System: HPB


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

Answer: Yes, two arrows point to the lesion.

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

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_007/images/lbox_23464.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the lesion visually distinguishable from surrounding tissue?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is visually distinguishable.

Yes, the lesion is visually distinguishable.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the lesion visually distinguishable from surrounding tissue?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_007/images/lbox_23464.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is the pancreatic duct dilated?

Answer: Yes, the pancreatic duct is dilated.

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

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_012/images/lbox_44632-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are liver metastases visible?

Answer: Yes, liver metastases are visible.

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

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_012/images/lbox_44632-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: HPB


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

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 compared to surrounding tissue?

1.3.2 Malignant pancreatic tumors in corpus and cauda/case_015/images/lbox_865.jpg

System: HPB