Question: Is there evidence of vascular involvement?

Answer: Yes, there is evidence of vascular involvement with compression and partial encasement of the splenic vein.

Yes, there is evidence of vascular involvement with compression and partial encasement of the splenic vein.

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

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

System: HPB


Question: Are color Doppler signals present in the image?

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 in the image?

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the appearance of the splenic vein in the image?

Answer: The splenic vein appears compressed and partially encased.

The splenic vein appears compressed and partially encased.

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

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

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

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_009/images/lbox_23957.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Are ducts visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, dilated ducts are visible.

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

1.3.3 Metastases in the pancreas/case_009/images/lbox_23957.jpg

System: HPB


Question: What is the appearance of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion has a cystic appearance.

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

1.3.4 Benign pancreas tumors in corpus and cauda/case_006/images/lbox_59530-Afbeelding6.jpg

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?

1.3.4 Benign pancreas tumors in corpus and cauda/case_006/images/lbox_59530-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is posterior acoustic enhancement present?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic enhancement is present.

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

1.3.4 Benign pancreas tumors in corpus and cauda/case_006/images/lbox_59530-Afbeelding6.jpg

System: HPB


Question: Is there evidence of edema in the image?

Answer: Yes, edema is present.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is there a small effusion visible?

Answer: Yes, a small effusion is visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: Does the pancreas appear swollen?

Answer: Yes, the pancreas appears slightly swollen.

Yes, the pancreas appears slightly swollen.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echotexture of the pancreas?

Answer: The pancreas has an inhomogeneous echotexture.

The pancreas has an inhomogeneous echotexture.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is peripancreatic edema visible?

Answer: Yes, peripancreatic edema is visible.

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

System: HPB


Question: Is a porcelain gallbladder observed?

Answer: No, a porcelain gallbladder is not observed.

No, a porcelain gallbladder is not observed.

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

System: HPB


Question: What is the echogenicity of the tumor?

Answer: The tumor is markedly hyperechoic.

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

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_002/images/lbox_3491.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the tumor indicated with an arrow?

Answer: Yes, the tumor is indicated with an arrow.

Yes, the tumor is indicated with an arrow.

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

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_002/images/lbox_3491.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What type of mass is visible?

Answer: A cystic mass is visible.

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

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_019/images/lbox_21258.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are color Doppler signals observed?

Answer: Yes, color Doppler signals are observed.

Yes, color Doppler signals are observed.

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

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_019/images/lbox_21258.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the location of the mass?

Answer: The mass is located at the upper pole of the right kidney.

The mass is located at the upper pole of the right kidney.

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

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_022/images/lbox_49509-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the mass visible on the ultrasound image?

Answer: Yes, the mass is visible on the ultrasound image.

Yes, the mass is visible on the ultrasound image.

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

2.1.2 Benign renal tumors/case_022/images/lbox_49509-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion is hyperechoic.

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

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

System: Urology


Question: Is the lesion small?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is small.

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

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

System: Urology


Question: Are calcifications visible in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are visible in the lesion.

Yes, calcifications are visible in the lesion.

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

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_012/images/lbox_3731.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularization present in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularization is present in the lesion.

Yes, vascularization is present in the lesion.

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

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_012/images/lbox_3731.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the orientation of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion is longitudinal.

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

2.1.5 Renal cell carcinoma tumor aspect/case_012/images/lbox_3731.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

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

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to the surrounding tissue.

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

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

System: Urology


Question: Does the lesion have a cystic appearance?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has a cystic appearance.

Yes, the lesion has a cystic appearance.

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

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

System: Urology


Question: Are the lesion margins clearly defined?

Answer: Yes, the lesion margins are clearly defined.

Yes, the lesion margins are clearly defined.

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

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

System: Urology


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

Answer: The soft tissue masses appear hypoechoic.

The soft tissue masses appear hypoechoic.

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

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_005/images/lbox_19990.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are the margins of the soft tissue masses well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the margins of the soft tissue masses are well-defined.

Yes, the margins of the soft tissue masses are well-defined.

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

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_005/images/lbox_19990.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are posterior acoustic features visible?

Answer: No, posterior acoustic features are not visible.

No, posterior acoustic features are not visible.

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

2.1.7 Renal and ureteric transitional cell carcinoma/case_005/images/lbox_19990.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the soft tissue structure in the pelvis?

Answer: The soft tissue structure appears hypoechoic.

The soft tissue structure appears hypoechoic.

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

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

System: Urology


Question: Is there evidence of calyx dilatation?

Answer: Yes, the upper pole calyx is dilated.

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

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

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the masses?

Answer: The masses are hypoechoic.

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

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_012/images/lbox_14158.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are the masses vascularized?

Answer: The masses are hypovascularized.

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

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_012/images/lbox_14158.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is there evidence of perirenal effusion?

Answer: Yes, perirenal effusion is present.

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

2.1.8 Miscellaneous malignant tumors/case_012/images/lbox_14158.jpg

System: Urology


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?

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_005/images/lbox_63608-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows visible?

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

Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are visible behind the stones.

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

2.1.9 Urinary tract stones_Renal and pelvic stones/case_005/images/lbox_63608-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the lower pole pelvis dilated?

Answer: Yes, the lower pole pelvis is dilated.

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

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

System: Urology


Question: Is a ureteric stone visible?

Answer: Yes, a ureteric stone is visible.

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

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

System: Urology


Question: Is one distal ureter normal?

Answer: Yes, one distal ureter is normal.

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

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

System: Urology


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?

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_011/images/lbox_3924.jpg

System: Urology


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

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

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

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_011/images/lbox_3924.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the shape of the stone in the transverse view?

Answer: The stone appears round in the transverse view.

The stone appears round in the transverse view.

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

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_011/images/lbox_3924.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the shape of the stone in the longitudinal view?

Answer: The stone appears elongated in the longitudinal view.

The stone appears elongated in the longitudinal view.

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

2.1.10 Urinary tract stones_Ureteric stones/case_011/images/lbox_3924.jpg

System: Urology


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: Urology


Question: Is there evidence of a dilated structure?

Answer: Yes, a dilated structure is visible.

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

System: Urology


Question: Does the lesion appear hypoechoic?

Answer: Yes, the lesion appears hypoechoic.

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

System: Urology


Question: Is a tumor visible in the bladder?

Answer: Yes, a tumor is visible in the bladder.

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

System: Urology


Question: Is a tumor visible in the right ureter?

Answer: Yes, a tumor is visible in the right ureter.

Yes, a tumor is visible in the right ureter.

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

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity observed in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed in the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is observed in the lesion.

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

System: Urology


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?

System: Urology


Question: Are color Doppler signals present?

Answer: Yes, color Doppler signals are present.

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

System: Urology


Question: Does the lesion have a defined shape?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has a defined shape.

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

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the tumor?

Answer: The tumor is hypoechoic.

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

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

System: Urology


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

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

Yes, the tumor has well-defined margins.

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

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

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present within the tumor?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present within the tumor.

Yes, vascularity is present within the tumor.

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

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

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the mass?

Answer: The mass appears hypoechoic.

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

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_022/images/lbox_66745-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present in the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present within the mass.

Yes, vascularity is present within the mass.

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

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_022/images/lbox_66745-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are cystic features observed in the contralateral side?

Answer: Yes, cystic dilatation of the rete testis is observed.

Yes, cystic dilatation of the rete testis is observed.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are cystic features observed in the contralateral side?

2.3.8 Testis tumors_Seninomatous germ cell tumors/case_022/images/lbox_66745-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are microcalcifications visible?

Answer: Yes, microcalcifications are visible.

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

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_002/images/lbox_61530-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present in the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is present in the lesion.

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

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_002/images/lbox_61530-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the testis atrophic?

Answer: Yes, the testis is atrophic.

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

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_002/images/lbox_61530-Afbeelding7.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is vascularity present in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present.

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

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_019/images/lbox_59302-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are there areas of mixed echogenicity?

Answer: Yes, there are areas of mixed echogenicity.

Yes, there are areas of mixed echogenicity.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there areas of mixed echogenicity?

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_019/images/lbox_59302-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are there anechoic regions visible?

Answer: Yes, anechoic regions are visible.

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

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_019/images/lbox_59302-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic.

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

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_022/images/lbox_4690.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are the lesion margins well-defined?

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

No, the lesion margins are not well-defined.

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

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_022/images/lbox_4690.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are there internal echoes within the lesion?

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

Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

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

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_022/images/lbox_4690.jpg

System: Urology


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

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

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

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

2.3.9 Testis tumors_Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors and mixedgerm cell tunors/case_022/images/lbox_4690.jpg

System: Urology


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?

2.3.10 Testis tumors_Malignant lymphomas/case_002/images/lbox_12707.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the mass replace most of the normal tissue?

Answer: Yes, the mass replaces most of the normal tissue.

Yes, the mass replaces most of the normal tissue.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Does the mass replace most of the normal tissue?

2.3.10 Testis tumors_Malignant lymphomas/case_002/images/lbox_12707.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the mass well circumscribed?

Answer: Yes, the mass is well circumscribed.

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

2.3.11 Testis tumors_Stromal tumors/case_003/images/lbox_4713.jpg

System: Urology


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?

2.3.11 Testis tumors_Stromal tumors/case_003/images/lbox_4713.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Are color Doppler signals visible within the mass?

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

Yes, color Doppler signals are visible within the mass.

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

2.3.11 Testis tumors_Stromal tumors/case_003/images/lbox_4713.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Is the mass well-defined?

Answer: Yes, the mass is well-defined.

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

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_005/images/lbox_33083-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: Urology


Question: Does the mass show vascularization?

Answer: No, the mass is non-vascularized.

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

2.3.12 Testis tumors_Various benign lesions and pitfalls/case_005/images/lbox_33083-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: Urology


Question: What is the shape of the uterus?

Answer: The uterus is lobulated.

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

System: GYN


Question: Are multiple fibroids visible?

Answer: Yes, multiple fibroids are visible.

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

System: GYN


Question: Is vascularity observed in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is observed in the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is observed in the lesion.

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

System: GYN


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

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The lesion appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

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

System: GYN


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: GYN


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: GYN


Question: Does the mass have vascularization?

Answer: Yes, the mass is vascularized.

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

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_012/images/lbox_5107.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Does the mass have a thick wall?

Answer: Yes, the mass has a thick wall.

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

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_012/images/lbox_5107.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is the mass partly cystic?

Answer: Yes, the mass is partly cystic.

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

3.1.3 Malignant uterine and cervical lesions/case_012/images/lbox_5107.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What is the shape of the mass?

Answer: The mass is loculated.

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

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_007/images/lbox_59092-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is the mass cystic?

Answer: Yes, the mass is cystic.

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

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_007/images/lbox_59092-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: GYN


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

Answer: The mass has septations.

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

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_012/images/lbox_5143.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is vascularization present in the septations?

Answer: Yes, vascularization is present in some of the septations.

Yes, vascularization is present in some of the septations.

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

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_012/images/lbox_5143.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What is the overall appearance of the mass?

Answer: The mass is cystic and septated.

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

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_012/images/lbox_5143.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What is the internal structure of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion has multiple septations.

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

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_015/images/lbox_57921-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Does the lesion contain fluid?

Answer: Yes, the lesion contains fluid.

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

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_015/images/lbox_57921-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are septations visible within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, septations are visible within the lesion.

Yes, septations are visible within the lesion.

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

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_015/images/lbox_57921-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is the lesion predominantly cystic?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is predominantly cystic.

Yes, the lesion is predominantly cystic.

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

3.2.1 Benign cystic lesions/case_015/images/lbox_57921-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears heterogeneous in echogenicity.

The lesion appears heterogeneous in echogenicity.

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

3.2.2 Dermoid cysts or cystic teratomas/case_001/images/lbox_67355-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are there any internal structures visible within the lesion?

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

Yes, internal structures are visible within the lesion.

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

3.2.2 Dermoid cysts or cystic teratomas/case_001/images/lbox_67355-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is there evidence of a solid component within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, a solid component is visible within the lesion.

Yes, a solid component is visible within the lesion.

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

3.2.2 Dermoid cysts or cystic teratomas/case_001/images/lbox_67355-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: GYN


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?

3.2.2 Dermoid cysts or cystic teratomas/case_001/images/lbox_67355-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are calcifications visible in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are visible in the lesion.

Yes, calcifications are visible in the lesion.

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

3.2.3 Miscellaneous benign ovarian lesions/case_007/images/lbox_62312-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is there peritoneal fluid present?

Answer: Yes, peritoneal fluid is present.

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

3.2.3 Miscellaneous benign ovarian lesions/case_007/images/lbox_62312-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: GYN


Question: What type of mass is visible?

Answer: A cystic mass is visible.

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

3.2.4 Malignant ovarian lesions/case_008/images/lbox_12373.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are septations present within the mass?

Answer: Yes, septations are present within the mass.

Yes, septations are present within the mass.

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

3.2.4 Malignant ovarian lesions/case_008/images/lbox_12373.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are irregular solid masses observed?

Answer: Yes, irregular solid masses are observed.

Yes, irregular solid masses are observed.

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

3.2.4 Malignant ovarian lesions/case_008/images/lbox_12373.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is ascites visible?

Answer: Yes, ascites is visible.

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

3.2.4 Malignant ovarian lesions/case_008/images/lbox_12373.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are peritoneal implants observed?

Answer: Yes, peritoneal implants are observed.

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

3.2.4 Malignant ovarian lesions/case_008/images/lbox_12373.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Does the mass have septations?

Answer: Yes, the mass has septations.

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

3.2.4 Malignant ovarian lesions/case_011/images/lbox_5267.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Is the mass cystic in nature?

Answer: Yes, the mass is cystic in nature.

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

3.2.4 Malignant ovarian lesions/case_011/images/lbox_5267.jpg

System: GYN


Question: Are solid structures present within the mass?

Answer: Yes, solid structures are present within the mass.

Yes, solid structures are present within the mass.

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

3.2.4 Malignant ovarian lesions/case_011/images/lbox_5267.jpg

System: GYN


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?

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

System: H&N


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?

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

System: H&N


Question: What is the size of the mass?

Answer: The mass measures 3.5 cm.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: What is the echogenicity of the cystic area?

Answer: The cystic area appears anechoic.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Are vascular structures visible?

Answer: Yes, vascular structures are visible.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Is there evidence of cystic degeneration?

Answer: Yes, cystic degeneration is present.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Are internal echoes visible within the cystic area?

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

No, internal echoes are not visible within the cystic area.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: How many cysts are visible?

Answer: Two cysts are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: How many cysts are visible?

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

System: H&N


Question: What is the echogenicity of the cyst contents?

Answer: The cyst contents are anechoic.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Are posterior acoustic enhancements present?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic enhancements are present.

Yes, posterior acoustic enhancements are present.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Do the cysts have well-defined margins?

Answer: Yes, the cysts have well-defined margins.

Yes, the cysts have well-defined margins.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: What is the echogenicity pattern of the mass?

Answer: The mass is inhomogeneous.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Are calcifications present within the mass?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are present within the mass.

Yes, calcifications are present within the mass.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Are cystic areas visible within the mass?

Answer: Yes, cystic areas are visible within the mass.

Yes, cystic areas are visible within the mass.

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

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

System: H&N


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?

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

System: H&N


Question: Are calcifications present?

Answer: Yes, punctate calcifications are present.

Yes, punctate calcifications are present.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Is the vascularization of the mass regular or irregular?

Answer: The vascularization is irregular.

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

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

System: H&N


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?

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

System: H&N


Question: What is the shape or margin of the mass?

Answer: The mass has irregular margins.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Are calcifications present within the mass?

Answer: Yes, calcifications are present within the mass.

Yes, calcifications are present within the mass.

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

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

System: H&N


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?

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

System: H&N


Question: Is the mass solitary?

Answer: Yes, the mass is solitary.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: What is the size characteristic of the mass?

Answer: The mass is large.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: What is the echotexture of the affected gland?

Answer: The echotexture is heterogeneous.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Is there evidence of swelling in the affected gland?

Answer: Yes, the gland appears swollen.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Is hypervascularity observed in the affected gland?

Answer: Yes, hypervascularity is observed.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: What is the echotexture of the gland?

Answer: The gland has a heterogeneous echotexture.

The gland has a heterogeneous echotexture.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Is there evidence of hypervascularity?

Answer: Yes, hypervascularity is present.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: What is the echotexture of the submandibular gland?

Answer: The echotexture of the submandibular gland is heterogeneous.

The echotexture of the submandibular gland is heterogeneous.

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

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

System: H&N


Question: Are the parotid glands normal in appearance?

Answer: Yes, the parotid glands appear normal.

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

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

System: H&N


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: H&N


Question: Is the mass homogeneous or heterogeneous?

Answer: The mass is homogeneous.

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

System: H&N


Question: Is vascularity present in the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present in the mass.

Yes, vascularity is present in the mass.

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

System: H&N


Question: Where is the mass located?

Answer: The mass is located in the periphery.

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

System: H&N


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: H&N


Question: Does the mass have a homogeneous appearance?

Answer: Yes, the mass has a homogeneous appearance.

Yes, the mass has a homogeneous appearance.

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

System: H&N


Question: Are the margins of the mass lobulated?

Answer: Yes, the margins of the mass are slightly lobulated.

Yes, the margins of the mass are slightly lobulated.

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

System: H&N


Question: Is through transmission present?

Answer: Yes, through transmission is present.

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

System: H&N


Question: Is vascularity present in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present in the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is present in the lesion.

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

System: H&N


Question: What color Doppler signals are visible in the lesion?

Answer: Both red and blue Doppler signals are visible in the lesion.

Both red and blue Doppler signals are visible in the lesion.

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

System: H&N


Question: Does the lesion show internal vascular flow?

Answer: Yes, internal vascular flow is observed within the lesion.

Yes, internal vascular flow is observed within the lesion.

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

System: H&N


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: H&N


Question: Are cystic spaces visible within the mass?

Answer: Yes, cystic spaces are visible within the mass.

Yes, cystic spaces are visible within the mass.

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

System: H&N


Question: Is vascularity present?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is present.

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

4.3.5 Malignant salivary gland tumors/case_008/images/lbox_42157-Afbeelding11.jpg

System: H&N


Question: What imaging feature is highlighted in the image?

Answer: Color Doppler flow is highlighted in the image.

Color Doppler flow is highlighted in the image.

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

4.3.5 Malignant salivary gland tumors/case_008/images/lbox_42157-Afbeelding11.jpg

System: H&N


Question: Are there areas of increased blood flow?

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 there areas of increased blood flow?

4.3.5 Malignant salivary gland tumors/case_008/images/lbox_42157-Afbeelding11.jpg

System: H&N


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?

4.3.5 Malignant salivary gland tumors/case_011/images/lbox_33166-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: H&N


Question: Are the lesion margins well-defined?

Answer: No, the lesion margins appear poorly defined.

No, the lesion margins appear poorly defined.

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

4.3.5 Malignant salivary gland tumors/case_011/images/lbox_33166-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: H&N


Question: Does the lesion exhibit internal echoes?

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

Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

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

4.3.5 Malignant salivary gland tumors/case_011/images/lbox_33166-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: H&N


Question: What is the appearance of the mass within the cyst?

Answer: The mass is intracystic with intraductal extension.

The mass is intracystic with intraductal extension.

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

5.1.3 Benign cysts with mass or mass looking lesions/case_011/images/lbox_34799-Afbeelding9.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is vascular flow observed within the mass?

Answer: Yes, vascular flow is observed within the mass on color Doppler.

Yes, vascular flow is observed within the mass on color Doppler.

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

5.1.3 Benign cysts with mass or mass looking lesions/case_011/images/lbox_34799-Afbeelding9.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is vascularity visible in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascularity is visible within the lesion.

Yes, vascularity is visible within the lesion.

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

5.1.3 Benign cysts with mass or mass looking lesions/case_013/images/lbox_56624-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Are internal echoes present in the lesion?

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

Yes, internal echoes are present within the lesion.

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

5.1.3 Benign cysts with mass or mass looking lesions/case_013/images/lbox_56624-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Does the lesion appear cystic?

Answer: Yes, the lesion appears cystic.

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

5.1.3 Benign cysts with mass or mass looking lesions/case_013/images/lbox_56624-Afbeelding8.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the echogenicity pattern 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 pattern of the lesion?

System: Breast


Question: Are vessels visible within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, few vessels are visible within the lesion.

Yes, few vessels are visible within the lesion.

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

System: Breast


Question: What is the shape of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion has an oval shape.

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

System: Breast


Question: Are posterior acoustic features present?

Answer: No, posterior acoustic features are not prominently visible.

No, posterior acoustic features are not prominently visible.

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

System: Breast


Question: Is the lesion well-circumscribed?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is well-circumscribed.

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

System: Breast


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesions?

Answer: The lesions are hypoechoic.

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

System: Breast


Question: What is the shape of the lesions?

Answer: The lesions are oval.

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

System: Breast


Question: What is the appearance of the margins of the lesions?

Answer: The margins of the lesions are sharp.

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

System: Breast


Question: What is the shape of the lesions?

Answer: The lesions are oval.

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

System: Breast


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesions?

Answer: The lesions are hypoechoic.

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

System: Breast


Question: What is the appearance of the margins of the lesions?

Answer: The margins of the lesions are sharp.

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

System: Breast


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?

5.1.8 Other benign non cystic lesions/case_009/images/lbox_4516.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the shape of the mass?

Answer: The mass is lobulated.

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

5.1.8 Other benign non cystic lesions/case_009/images/lbox_4516.jpg

System: Breast


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?

5.1.8 Other benign non cystic lesions/case_013/images/lbox_5463.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is the mass homogeneous or inhomogeneous?

Answer: The mass is inhomogeneous.

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

5.1.8 Other benign non cystic lesions/case_013/images/lbox_5463.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the shape of the mass?

Answer: The mass is lobulated.

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

5.1.8 Other benign non cystic lesions/case_013/images/lbox_5463.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the shape of the mass?

Answer: The mass is oval and lobulated.

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

5.1.8 Other benign non cystic lesions/case_014/images/lbox_5467.jpg

System: Breast


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?

5.1.8 Other benign non cystic lesions/case_014/images/lbox_5467.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is the mass vascularized?

Answer: Yes, the mass is vascularized.

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

5.1.8 Other benign non cystic lesions/case_014/images/lbox_5467.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the shape of the mass?

Answer: The mass is oval and lobulated.

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

5.1.8 Other benign non cystic lesions/case_015/images/lbox_5469.jpg

System: Breast


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?

5.1.8 Other benign non cystic lesions/case_015/images/lbox_5469.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the margin characteristic of the mass?

Answer: The mass has ill-defined margins.

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

5.2.1 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Contour and shape of thelesion/case_007/images/lbox_44881-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is architectural distortion present?

Answer: Yes, architectural distortion is present.

Yes, architectural distortion is present.

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

5.2.1 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Contour and shape of thelesion/case_007/images/lbox_44881-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic.

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

5.2.1 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Contour and shape of thelesion/case_012/images/lbox_60064-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the shape of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion has an irregular shape.

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

5.2.1 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Contour and shape of thelesion/case_012/images/lbox_60064-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Breast


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

Answer: No, the margins of the lesion are spiculated and poorly defined.

No, the margins of the lesion are spiculated and poorly defined.

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

5.2.1 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Contour and shape of thelesion/case_012/images/lbox_60064-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Breast


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

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

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

5.2.1 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Contour and shape of thelesion/case_012/images/lbox_60064-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is there architectural distortion visible?

Answer: Yes, architectural distortion is visible.

Yes, architectural distortion is visible.

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

5.2.1 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Contour and shape of thelesion/case_022/images/lbox_5701.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the orientation of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion has a vertical orientation.

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

5.2.1 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Contour and shape of thelesion/case_022/images/lbox_5701.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Are microcalcifications visible?

Answer: Yes, microcalcifications are visible.

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

5.2.2 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Microcalcifications/case_008/images/lbox_47485-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is architectural distortion present?

Answer: Yes, architectural distortion is present.

Yes, architectural distortion is present.

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

5.2.2 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Microcalcifications/case_008/images/lbox_47485-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Are multiple foci observed?

Answer: Yes, multiple foci are observed.

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

5.2.2 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Microcalcifications/case_008/images/lbox_47485-Afbeelding1.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Are microcalcifications visible in the lesion?

Answer: Yes, microcalcifications are visible in the lesion.

Yes, microcalcifications are visible in the lesion.

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

5.2.2 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Microcalcifications/case_011/images/lbox_62431-Afbeelding2.jpg

System: Breast


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?

5.2.3 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Cystic changes andintracystic carcinoma/case_005/images/lbox_36322-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is there evidence of central necrosis within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, central necrosis is visible within the lesion.

Yes, central necrosis is visible within the lesion.

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

5.2.3 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Cystic changes andintracystic carcinoma/case_005/images/lbox_36322-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Are vascular signals present around the lesion?

Answer: Yes, vascular signals are present around the lesion.

Yes, vascular signals are present around the lesion.

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

5.2.3 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Cystic changes andintracystic carcinoma/case_005/images/lbox_36322-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the shape of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion has an irregular shape.

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

5.2.3 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Cystic changes andintracystic carcinoma/case_005/images/lbox_36322-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the shape of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion is irregular in shape.

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

5.2.3 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Cystic changes andintracystic carcinoma/case_009/images/lbox_23678.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Does the lesion have cystic components?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has cystic components.

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

5.2.3 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Cystic changes andintracystic carcinoma/case_009/images/lbox_23678.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Does the lesion have solid components?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has solid components.

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

5.2.3 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Cystic changes andintracystic carcinoma/case_009/images/lbox_23678.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is the lesion partly cystic and partly solid?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is partly cystic and partly solid.

Yes, the lesion is partly cystic and partly solid.

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

5.2.3 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Cystic changes andintracystic carcinoma/case_009/images/lbox_23678.jpg

System: Breast


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?

5.2.4 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Color doppler/case_009/images/lbox_5762.jpg

System: Breast


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?

5.2.4 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Color doppler/case_009/images/lbox_5762.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Are multiple vessels visible within the lesion?

Answer: Yes, multiple vessels are visible within the lesion.

Yes, multiple vessels are visible within the lesion.

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

5.2.4 Breast carcinoma diagnostic criteria_Color doppler/case_009/images/lbox_5762.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is the lesion poorly visible on ultrasound?

Answer: Yes, the lesion is poorly visible.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_023/images/lbox_63420-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: Breast


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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_023/images/lbox_63420-Afbeelding3.jpg

System: Breast


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?

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_029/images/lbox_64802-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Are posterior acoustic features visible?

Answer: No, there are no posterior acoustic features visible.

No, there are no posterior acoustic features visible.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_029/images/lbox_64802-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is a hook wire visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, a hook wire is visible in the image.

Yes, a hook wire is visible in the image.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_029/images/lbox_64802-Afbeelding5.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the vascularity pattern of the lesion?

Answer: There are only a few vessels at the periphery of the lesion.

There are only a few vessels at the periphery of the lesion.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_030/images/lbox_15408.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_035/images/lbox_11123.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Are posterior acoustic features present?

Answer: No, there are no posterior acoustic features visible.

No, there are no posterior acoustic features visible.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_035/images/lbox_11123.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Does the lesion have a defined margin?

Answer: Yes, the lesion has a defined margin.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_035/images/lbox_11123.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is there any ductal extension visible?

Answer: Yes, ductal extension is visible.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_035/images/lbox_11123.jpg

System: Breast


Question: What is the echogenicity of the lesion?

Answer: The lesion appears hypoechoic.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_042/images/lbox_53664-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Breast


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

Answer: No, the margins of the lesion are indistinct.

No, the margins of the lesion are indistinct.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_042/images/lbox_53664-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is there posterior acoustic shadowing?

Answer: Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

Yes, posterior acoustic shadowing is present.

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

5.2.5 Breast carcinoma Tumor types/case_042/images/lbox_53664-Afbeelding4.jpg

System: Breast


Question: Is the retinaculum thickened?

Answer: Yes, the retinaculum is thickened.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Is there an intratendinous rupture visible?

Answer: Yes, a small intratendinous rupture is visible.

Yes, a small intratendinous rupture is visible.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Is the retinaculum thickened?

Answer: Yes, the retinaculum is thickened.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are small cysts visible?

Answer: Yes, small cysts are visible.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the echogenicity of the extensor pollicis longus tendon in the longitudinal view?

Answer: The echogenicity appears normal.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the extensor pollicis longus tendon in the longitudinal view?

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the echogenicity of the extensor pollicis longus and extensor digitorum tendons in the transverse view?

Answer: The echogenicity appears normal.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the echogenicity of the extensor pollicis longus and extensor digitorum tendons in the transverse view?

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

System: MSK


Question: Are there any abnormal features observed in the extensor pollicis longus tendon in the longitudinal view?

Answer: No, the extensor pollicis longus tendon appears normal in the longitudinal view.

No, the extensor pollicis longus tendon appears normal in the longitudinal view.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there any abnormal features observed in the extensor pollicis longus tendon in the longitudinal view?

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

System: MSK


Question: Are there any abnormal features observed in the extensor pollicis longus and extensor digitorum tendons in the transverse view?

Answer: No, the extensor pollicis longus and extensor digitorum tendons appear normal in the transverse view.

No, the extensor pollicis longus and extensor digitorum tendons appear normal in the transverse view.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there any abnormal features observed in the extensor pollicis longus and extensor digitorum tendons in the transverse view?

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

System: MSK


Question: Is increased vascularity observed?

Answer: Yes, increased vascularity is observed.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are there signs of intratendinous ruptures?

Answer: Yes, intratendinous ruptures are visible.

Yes, intratendinous ruptures are visible.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there signs of intratendinous ruptures?

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

System: MSK


Question: Is the tendon structure disrupted?

Answer: Yes, the tendon structure is disrupted.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the echotexture of the tendon?

Answer: The tendon shows disrupted echotexture.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are there visible ruptures within the tendon?

Answer: Yes, ruptures are visible within the tendon.

Yes, ruptures are visible within the tendon.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are hypoechoic areas present in the tendon?

Answer: Yes, hypoechoic areas are present in the tendon.

Yes, hypoechoic areas are present in the tendon.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are hypoechoic areas present in the tendon?

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the echogenicity of the tendon?

Answer: The tendon appears hyperechoic.

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

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: Are there signs of fluid accumulation around the tendon?

Answer: Yes, there is hypoechoic fluid surrounding the tendon.

Yes, there is hypoechoic fluid surrounding the tendon.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there signs of fluid accumulation around the tendon?

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: Is the tendon structure intact?

Answer: Yes, the tendon structure appears intact.

Yes, the tendon structure appears intact.

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

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: Are there changes in the tendon thickness?

Answer: Yes, the tendon appears thickened.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Are there changes in the tendon thickness?

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: Is the tendon thickened?

Answer: Yes, the tendon is thickened.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Is the synovium hypervascularized?

Answer: Yes, the synovium is hypervascularized.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are color Doppler signals visible?

Answer: Yes, color Doppler signals are visible.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the appearance of the synovial fluid collections?

Answer: The synovial fluid collections are loculated.

The synovial fluid collections are loculated.

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

System: MSK


Question: Are pulleys visible in the image?

Answer: Yes, pulleys are visible in the image.

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the appearance of the flexor tendon in the longitudinal view?

Answer: The flexor tendon appears thickened in the longitudinal view.

The flexor tendon appears thickened in the longitudinal view.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the appearance of the flexor tendon in the longitudinal view?

System: MSK


Question: What is the appearance of the flexor tendon in the transverse view?

Answer: The flexor tendon appears thickened in the transverse view.

The flexor tendon appears thickened in the transverse view.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: What is the appearance of the flexor tendon in the transverse view?

System: MSK


Question: Is the flexor tendon normal in the transverse view?

Answer: No, the flexor tendon is thickened in the transverse view.

No, the flexor tendon is thickened in the transverse view.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the flexor tendon normal in the transverse view?

System: MSK


Question: Is the flexor tendon normal in the longitudinal view?

Answer: No, the flexor tendon is thickened in the longitudinal view.

No, the flexor tendon is thickened in the longitudinal view.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the flexor tendon normal in the longitudinal view?

System: MSK


Question: What is the echogenicity of the ruptured muscle?

Answer: The ruptured muscle appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

The ruptured muscle appears hypoechoic compared to surrounding tissue.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are there any retracted muscle fibers visible?

Answer: Yes, retracted muscle fibers are visible.

Yes, retracted muscle fibers are visible.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Is there disruption in the normal muscle architecture?

Answer: Yes, there is disruption in the normal muscle architecture.

Yes, there is disruption in the normal muscle architecture.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there disruption in the normal muscle architecture?

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the echogenicity of the calcifications?

Answer: The calcifications appear hyperechoic.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are posterior acoustic shadows visible?

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

Yes, posterior acoustic shadows are visible behind the calcifications.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are small fluid collections present?

Answer: Yes, small fluid collections are present, consistent with seromas.

Yes, small fluid collections are present, consistent with seromas.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Is there disruption of the muscle fibers?

Answer: Yes, there is disruption of the muscle fibers.

Yes, there is disruption of the muscle fibers.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is there disruption of the muscle fibers?

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

System: MSK


Question: Are hypoechoic areas visible?

Answer: Yes, hypoechoic areas are visible.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Is there evidence of irregularity in the muscle structure?

Answer: Yes, there is evidence of irregularity in the muscle structure.

Yes, there is evidence of irregularity in the muscle structure.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the shape of the hematoma in the transverse view?

Answer: The hematoma appears oval-shaped in the transverse view.

The hematoma appears oval-shaped in the transverse view.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are internal echoes visible within the hematoma?

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

Yes, internal echoes are visible within the hematoma.

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

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

System: MSK


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

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

The hematoma 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 hematoma compared to surrounding tissue?

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

System: MSK


Question: Does the hematoma have well-defined margins?

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

Yes, the hematoma has well-defined margins.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the echogenicity of the hematoma?

Answer: The hematoma appears hypoechoic.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the orientation of the muscle rupture in the image?

Answer: The muscle rupture is shown in a longitudinal orientation.

The muscle rupture 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 muscle rupture in the image?

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

System: MSK


Question: Is the hematoma associated with the muscle rupture?

Answer: Yes, the hematoma is associated with the muscle rupture.

Yes, the hematoma is associated with the muscle rupture.

Prompt:
<image> Task: answer the following open-ended VQA question about the ultrasound image.
Question: Is the hematoma associated with the muscle rupture?

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

System: MSK


Question: Is there evidence of disrupted muscle fibers?

Answer: Yes, disrupted muscle fibers are visible.

Yes, disrupted muscle fibers are visible.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are areas of increased vascularity present?

Answer: Yes, areas of increased vascularity are present.

Yes, areas of increased vascularity are present.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Is there a hypoechoic region visible?

Answer: Yes, a hypoechoic region is visible.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Are the muscle fibers disorganized?

Answer: Yes, the muscle fibers appear disorganized.

Yes, the muscle fibers appear disorganized.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: Is the median nerve thickened?

Answer: Yes, the median nerve is thickened.

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

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

System: MSK


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?

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the orientation of the thickened median nerve in the image?

Answer: The thickened median nerve is shown in longitudinal orientation.

The thickened median nerve is shown in longitudinal orientation.

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

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

System: MSK


Question: What is the color Doppler flow pattern in the vein?

Answer: The vein shows absent color Doppler flow in the thrombosed segment.

The vein shows absent color Doppler flow in the thrombosed segment.

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

System: Vessels


Question: Is there evidence of compression in the vein?

Answer: Yes, there is evidence of compression in the vein.

Yes, there is evidence of compression in the vein.

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

System: Vessels


Question: What is the appearance of the surrounding tissue on ultrasound?

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

The surrounding tissue appears hypoechoic compared to the vein.

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

System: Vessels


Question: Is there flow visible within the veins?

Answer: No, there is no flow visible within the veins.

No, there is no flow visible within the veins.

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

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

System: Vessels