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patient00069_study33_31 | patient00069 | study33 | 31 | Impression | 1.AP ERECT CHEST RADIOGRAPH DEMONSTRATES INTERVAL PLACEMENT OF A LEFT IJ VENOUS LINE, WITH THE TIP IN THE RIGHT ATRIUM. LINES AND TUBES OTHERWISE APPEAR STABLE. 2.INCREASING OPACIFICATION AT THE LEFT BASE, WITH A SMALL AMOUNT OF AERATED LUNG SEEN SUPERIORLY AND IN THE PERIPHERAL MID ZONE. NO PNEUMOTHORAX. 3.BLUNTING OF THE RIGHT COSTOPHRENIC ANGLE SUGGESTING A SMALL PLEURAL EFFUSION ON THIS SIDE. THE RIGHT LUNG OTHERWISE APPEARS CLEAR. 4.FUSION HARDWARE IS AGAIN SEEN IN THE MID AND LOWER THORACIC SPINE. | 2.INCREASING OPACIFICATION AT THE LEFT BASE, WITH A SMALL AMOUNT OF AERATED LUNG SEEN SUPERIORLY AND IN THE PERIPHERAL MID ZONE. NO PNEUMOTHORAX. | Opacification | left base | Worse | ['train/patient00069/study33/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study32/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study34_33 | patient00069 | study34 | 33 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED LINES AND TUBES. 2.STABLE LEFT BASE OPACITY. 3.STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.STABLE MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED LINES AND TUBES. | Lines and tubes | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study34/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study33/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study34_33 | patient00069 | study34 | 33 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED LINES AND TUBES. 2.STABLE LEFT BASE OPACITY. 3.STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.STABLE MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. | 2.STABLE LEFT BASE OPACITY. | Opacity | left base | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study34/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study33/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study34_33 | patient00069 | study34 | 33 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED LINES AND TUBES. 2.STABLE LEFT BASE OPACITY. 3.STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.STABLE MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. | 3.STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Pleural effusion | left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study34/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study33/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study34_33 | patient00069 | study34 | 33 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED LINES AND TUBES. 2.STABLE LEFT BASE OPACITY. 3.STABLE MODERATE LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. 4.STABLE MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. | 4.STABLE MILD PULMONARY EDEMA. | Pulmonary edema | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study34/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study33/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study35_34 | patient00069 | study35 | 34 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITION THE PREVIOUSLY DESCRIBED LINES, TUBES, AND POST-SURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.STABLE MILD BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.MILD TO MODERATE PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS STABLE. 4.LEFT BASE OPACITY IS GROSSLY STABLE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITION THE PREVIOUSLY DESCRIBED LINES, TUBES, AND POST-SURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Lines, tubes, and post-surgical materials | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study35/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study34/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study35_34 | patient00069 | study35 | 34 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITION THE PREVIOUSLY DESCRIBED LINES, TUBES, AND POST-SURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.STABLE MILD BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.MILD TO MODERATE PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS STABLE. 4.LEFT BASE OPACITY IS GROSSLY STABLE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. | 2.STABLE MILD BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA. | Pulmonary edema | bilateral | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study35/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study34/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study35_34 | patient00069 | study35 | 34 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITION THE PREVIOUSLY DESCRIBED LINES, TUBES, AND POST-SURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.STABLE MILD BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.MILD TO MODERATE PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS STABLE. 4.LEFT BASE OPACITY IS GROSSLY STABLE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. | 3.MILD TO MODERATE PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS STABLE. | Pleural effusion | left-sided | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study35/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study34/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study35_34 | patient00069 | study35 | 34 | Impression | 1.SINGLE PORTABLE SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITION THE PREVIOUSLY DESCRIBED LINES, TUBES, AND POST-SURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2.STABLE MILD BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.MILD TO MODERATE PARTIALLY LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION IS STABLE. 4.LEFT BASE OPACITY IS GROSSLY STABLE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. | 4.LEFT BASE OPACITY IS GROSSLY STABLE COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. | Opacity | left base | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study35/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study34/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study36_35 | patient00069 | study36 | 35 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED LINES AND TUBES. 2.UNCHANGED INCREASED AIR SPACE OPACITIES WHICH MAY COMPATIBLE WITH PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.SLIGHTLY INCREASED AERATION AT THE LEFT BASE, THOUGH A DENSE LEFT BASE OPACITY REMAINS. 4.LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED LINES AND TUBES. | Lines and tubes | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study35/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study36_35 | patient00069 | study36 | 35 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED LINES AND TUBES. 2.UNCHANGED INCREASED AIR SPACE OPACITIES WHICH MAY COMPATIBLE WITH PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.SLIGHTLY INCREASED AERATION AT THE LEFT BASE, THOUGH A DENSE LEFT BASE OPACITY REMAINS. 4.LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 2.UNCHANGED INCREASED AIR SPACE OPACITIES WHICH MAY COMPATIBLE WITH PULMONARY EDEMA. | Air space opacities | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study35/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study36_35 | patient00069 | study36 | 35 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED LINES AND TUBES. 2.UNCHANGED INCREASED AIR SPACE OPACITIES WHICH MAY COMPATIBLE WITH PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.SLIGHTLY INCREASED AERATION AT THE LEFT BASE, THOUGH A DENSE LEFT BASE OPACITY REMAINS. 4.LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 3.SLIGHTLY INCREASED AERATION AT THE LEFT BASE, THOUGH A DENSE LEFT BASE OPACITY REMAINS. | Aeration | Left base | Worse | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study35/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study36_35 | patient00069 | study36 | 35 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES UNCHANGED LINES AND TUBES. 2.UNCHANGED INCREASED AIR SPACE OPACITIES WHICH MAY COMPATIBLE WITH PULMONARY EDEMA. 3.SLIGHTLY INCREASED AERATION AT THE LEFT BASE, THOUGH A DENSE LEFT BASE OPACITY REMAINS. 4.LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 3.SLIGHTLY INCREASED AERATION AT THE LEFT BASE, THOUGH A DENSE LEFT BASE OPACITY REMAINS. | Opacity | Left base | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study35/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study37_36 | patient00069 | study37 | 36 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Tracheostomy tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study37_36 | patient00069 | study37 | 36 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Pacemaker | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study37_36 | patient00069 | study37 | 36 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Feeding tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study37_36 | patient00069 | study37 | 36 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Left internal jugular sheath | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study37_36 | patient00069 | study37 | 36 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Postsurgical materials | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study37_36 | patient00069 | study37 | 36 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. | Nasogastric tube | null | Resolve | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study37_36 | patient00069 | study37 | 36 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Loculated pleural effusion | Left-sided | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study37_36 | patient00069 | study37 | 36 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. | Pulmonary edema | Bilateral | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study37_36 | patient00069 | study37 | 36 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. | Opacity | Retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study37_36 | patient00069 | study37 | 36 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL SUPINE VIEW OF THE CHEST DEMONSTRATES STABLE POSITIONING OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, SINGLE LEAD LEFT CHEST WALL PACEMAKER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT INTERNAL JUGULAR SHEATH, AND POSTSURGICAL MATERIALS COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. THERE HAS BEEN INTERVAL REMOVAL OF THE PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED NASOGASTRIC TUBE COMPARED TO THE PRIOR EXAM. 2. STABLE REDEMONSTRATION OF LOCULATED LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. 3.NO SIGNIFICANT INTERVAL CHANGE IN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BILATERAL PULMONARY EDEMA AND RETROCARDIAC OPACITY COMPARED TO PRIOR EXAM. 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | 4.STABLE LOW LUNG VOLUMES BILATERALLY. | Low lung volumes | Bilaterally | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study36/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study38_37 | patient00069 | study38 | 37 | Impression | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. 2.INTERVAL AGAIN WORSENING OF LEFT MID AND LOWER LUNG ZONE AIR SPACE DISEASE WITH VOLUME LOSS, CONSISTENT WITH ATELECTASIS VERSUS ASPIRATION. 3.MILD EDEMA. | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. | Tracheal cannula | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study38_37 | patient00069 | study38 | 37 | Impression | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. 2.INTERVAL AGAIN WORSENING OF LEFT MID AND LOWER LUNG ZONE AIR SPACE DISEASE WITH VOLUME LOSS, CONSISTENT WITH ATELECTASIS VERSUS ASPIRATION. 3.MILD EDEMA. | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. | Feeding tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study38_37 | patient00069 | study38 | 37 | Impression | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. 2.INTERVAL AGAIN WORSENING OF LEFT MID AND LOWER LUNG ZONE AIR SPACE DISEASE WITH VOLUME LOSS, CONSISTENT WITH ATELECTASIS VERSUS ASPIRATION. 3.MILD EDEMA. | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. | Left IJ line | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study38_37 | patient00069 | study38 | 37 | Impression | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. 2.INTERVAL AGAIN WORSENING OF LEFT MID AND LOWER LUNG ZONE AIR SPACE DISEASE WITH VOLUME LOSS, CONSISTENT WITH ATELECTASIS VERSUS ASPIRATION. 3.MILD EDEMA. | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. | Left IJ sheath | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study38_37 | patient00069 | study38 | 37 | Impression | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. 2.INTERVAL AGAIN WORSENING OF LEFT MID AND LOWER LUNG ZONE AIR SPACE DISEASE WITH VOLUME LOSS, CONSISTENT WITH ATELECTASIS VERSUS ASPIRATION. 3.MILD EDEMA. | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. | Single 8 AS CT | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study38_37 | patient00069 | study38 | 37 | Impression | 1.TRACHEAL CANNULA, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, LEFT IJ SHEATH, SINGLE 8 AS CT IN PLACE, ALL UNCHANGED. 2.INTERVAL AGAIN WORSENING OF LEFT MID AND LOWER LUNG ZONE AIR SPACE DISEASE WITH VOLUME LOSS, CONSISTENT WITH ATELECTASIS VERSUS ASPIRATION. 3.MILD EDEMA. | 2.INTERVAL AGAIN WORSENING OF LEFT MID AND LOWER LUNG ZONE AIR SPACE DISEASE WITH VOLUME LOSS, CONSISTENT WITH ATELECTASIS VERSUS ASPIRATION. | Air space disease with volume loss | Left mid and lower lung zone | Worse | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study37/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study39_38 | patient00069 | study39 | 38 | Impression | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT LOWER LOBE CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS, LIKELY DUE TO ATELECTASIS. 3.STABLE EDEMA AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT THE EFFUSIONS | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. | Tracheal catheter | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study39_38 | patient00069 | study39 | 38 | Impression | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT LOWER LOBE CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS, LIKELY DUE TO ATELECTASIS. 3.STABLE EDEMA AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT THE EFFUSIONS | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. | Feeding tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study39_38 | patient00069 | study39 | 38 | Impression | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT LOWER LOBE CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS, LIKELY DUE TO ATELECTASIS. 3.STABLE EDEMA AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT THE EFFUSIONS | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. | Left IJ line | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study39_38 | patient00069 | study39 | 38 | Impression | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT LOWER LOBE CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS, LIKELY DUE TO ATELECTASIS. 3.STABLE EDEMA AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT THE EFFUSIONS | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. | Short left IJ catheter | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study39_38 | patient00069 | study39 | 38 | Impression | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT LOWER LOBE CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS, LIKELY DUE TO ATELECTASIS. 3.STABLE EDEMA AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT THE EFFUSIONS | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. | Single lead pacer | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study39_38 | patient00069 | study39 | 38 | Impression | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT LOWER LOBE CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS, LIKELY DUE TO ATELECTASIS. 3.STABLE EDEMA AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT THE EFFUSIONS | 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT LOWER LOBE CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS, LIKELY DUE TO ATELECTASIS. | Consolidation with volume loss | Left lower lobe | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study39_38 | patient00069 | study39 | 38 | Impression | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT LOWER LOBE CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS, LIKELY DUE TO ATELECTASIS. 3.STABLE EDEMA AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT THE EFFUSIONS | 3.STABLE EDEMA AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT THE EFFUSIONS | Edema | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study39_38 | patient00069 | study39 | 38 | Impression | 1.SUPPORTING DEVICES IN UNCHANGED POSITION: TRACHEAL CATHETER, FEEDING TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE, A SHORT LEFT IJ CATHETER IS AGAIN NOTED. SINGLE LEAD PACER. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF LEFT LOWER LOBE CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS, LIKELY DUE TO ATELECTASIS. 3.STABLE EDEMA AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT THE EFFUSIONS | 3.STABLE EDEMA AND LEFT GREATER THAN RIGHT THE EFFUSIONS | Effusions | Left greater than right | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study38/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study3_2 | patient00069 | study3 | 2 | Impression | 1.INCREASED PULMONARY EDEMA, NOW MODERATE. HEART SIZE IS NORMAL. 2.STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | INCREASED PULMONARY EDEMA, NOW MODERATE. | pulmonary edema | null | Worse | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study2/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study3_2 | patient00069 | study3 | 2 | Impression | 1.INCREASED PULMONARY EDEMA, NOW MODERATE. HEART SIZE IS NORMAL. 2.STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | ET tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study2/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study3_2 | patient00069 | study3 | 2 | Impression | 1.INCREASED PULMONARY EDEMA, NOW MODERATE. HEART SIZE IS NORMAL. 2.STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | NG tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study2/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study3_2 | patient00069 | study3 | 2 | Impression | 1.INCREASED PULMONARY EDEMA, NOW MODERATE. HEART SIZE IS NORMAL. 2.STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | left IJ line and sheath | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study2/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study3_2 | patient00069 | study3 | 2 | Impression | 1.INCREASED PULMONARY EDEMA, NOW MODERATE. HEART SIZE IS NORMAL. 2.STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | thoracolumbar spinal hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study2/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study40_39 | patient00069 | study40 | 39 | Impression | 1.UNCHANGED POSITION OF ALL SUPPORTING DEVICES. 2.STABLE LEFT LOWER LOBE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS AND LEFT SIDED PLEURAL FLUID. 3.STABLE MILD EDEMA. | 1.UNCHANGED POSITION OF ALL SUPPORTING DEVICES. | Supporting devices | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study40/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study40_39 | patient00069 | study40 | 39 | Impression | 1.UNCHANGED POSITION OF ALL SUPPORTING DEVICES. 2.STABLE LEFT LOWER LOBE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS AND LEFT SIDED PLEURAL FLUID. 3.STABLE MILD EDEMA. | 2.STABLE LEFT LOWER LOBE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS AND LEFT SIDED PLEURAL FLUID. | Atelectasis versus consolidation with volume loss | Left lower lobe | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study40/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study40_39 | patient00069 | study40 | 39 | Impression | 1.UNCHANGED POSITION OF ALL SUPPORTING DEVICES. 2.STABLE LEFT LOWER LOBE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS AND LEFT SIDED PLEURAL FLUID. 3.STABLE MILD EDEMA. | 2.STABLE LEFT LOWER LOBE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS AND LEFT SIDED PLEURAL FLUID. | Pleural fluid | Left sided | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study40/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study40_39 | patient00069 | study40 | 39 | Impression | 1.UNCHANGED POSITION OF ALL SUPPORTING DEVICES. 2.STABLE LEFT LOWER LOBE ATELECTASIS VERSUS CONSOLIDATION WITH VOLUME LOSS AND LEFT SIDED PLEURAL FLUID. 3.STABLE MILD EDEMA. | 3.STABLE MILD EDEMA. | Mild edema | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study40/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study39/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study41_40 | patient00069 | study41 | 40 | Impression | 1.TUBES LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.INCREASED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LOWER LUNG. 3.PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND CONSOLIDATION AND VOLUME LOSS IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG. | 1.TUBES LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. | Tubes, lines, and surgical material | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study41/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study40/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study41_40 | patient00069 | study41 | 40 | Impression | 1.TUBES LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.INCREASED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LOWER LUNG. 3.PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND CONSOLIDATION AND VOLUME LOSS IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG. | 2.INCREASED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LOWER LUNG. | Aeration | Right lower lung | Worse | ['train/patient00069/study41/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study40/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study41_40 | patient00069 | study41 | 40 | Impression | 1.TUBES LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.INCREASED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LOWER LUNG. 3.PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND CONSOLIDATION AND VOLUME LOSS IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG. | 3.PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND CONSOLIDATION AND VOLUME LOSS IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG. | Pleural effusion | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study41/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study40/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study41_40 | patient00069 | study41 | 40 | Impression | 1.TUBES LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.INCREASED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LOWER LUNG. 3.PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND CONSOLIDATION AND VOLUME LOSS IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG. | 3.PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND CONSOLIDATION AND VOLUME LOSS IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG. | Consolidation | Left lower lung | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study41/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study40/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study41_40 | patient00069 | study41 | 40 | Impression | 1.TUBES LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.INCREASED AERATION OF THE RIGHT LOWER LUNG. 3.PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND CONSOLIDATION AND VOLUME LOSS IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG. | 3.PERSISTENT LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION AND CONSOLIDATION AND VOLUME LOSS IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG. | Volume loss | Left lower lung | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study41/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study40/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study42_41 | patient00069 | study42 | 41 | Impression | 1.TUBES LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.PERSISTENT CONSOLIDATION IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG AND LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, UNCHANGED. | 1.TUBES LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. | Tubes, lines, and surgical material | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study42/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study41/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study42_41 | patient00069 | study42 | 41 | Impression | 1.TUBES LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.PERSISTENT CONSOLIDATION IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG AND LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, UNCHANGED. | 2.PERSISTENT CONSOLIDATION IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG AND LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, UNCHANGED. | Consolidation | Left lower lung | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study42/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study41/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study42_41 | patient00069 | study42 | 41 | Impression | 1.TUBES LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.PERSISTENT CONSOLIDATION IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG AND LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, UNCHANGED. | 2.PERSISTENT CONSOLIDATION IN THE LEFT LOWER LUNG AND LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, UNCHANGED. | Pleural effusion | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study42/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study41/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study43_42 | patient00069 | study43 | 42 | Impression | 1.TUBES, LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 1.TUBES, LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. | Tubes, lines, and surgical material | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study42/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study43_42 | patient00069 | study43 | 42 | Impression | 1.TUBES, LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 2.PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Opacity | Retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study42/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study43_42 | patient00069 | study43 | 42 | Impression | 1.TUBES, LINES AND SURGICAL MATERIAL ARE STABLE. 2.PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | 2.PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. | Pleural effusion | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study42/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study44_43 | patient00069 | study44 | 43 | Impression | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. | Cardiac pacer and leads | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study44_43 | patient00069 | study44 | 43 | Impression | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. | PICC line | Right | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study44_43 | patient00069 | study44 | 43 | Impression | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. | Tracheostomy tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study44_43 | patient00069 | study44 | 43 | Impression | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. | Feeding tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study44_43 | patient00069 | study44 | 43 | Impression | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. | Spinal fixation hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study44_43 | patient00069 | study44 | 43 | Impression | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION | Lung volumes | null | Better | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study44_43 | patient00069 | study44 | 43 | Impression | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION | Opacity | Retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study44_43 | patient00069 | study44 | 43 | Impression | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION | Pleural effusion | Left-sided | New | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study44_43 | patient00069 | study44 | 43 | Impression | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | Cardiac silhouette | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study44_43 | patient00069 | study44 | 43 | Impression | 1.CARDIAC PACER IS NOTED WITH LEADS IN SIMILAR POSITION COMPARED TO PRIOR. STABLE POSITIONS OF RIGHT PICC LINE, TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE, FEEDING TUBE, AND SPINAL FIXATION HARDWARE.. 2.IMPROVED LUNG VOLUMES BUT PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. LUNGS ARE OTHERWISE CLEAR. THERE IS POSSIBLY A SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY ARE UNCHANGED. | Vascularity | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study43/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study45_44 | patient00069 | study45 | 44 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. | Opacity | Retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study45/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study45_44 | patient00069 | study45 | 44 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. | Pleural effusion | Left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study45/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study45_44 | patient00069 | study45 | 44 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | Cardiac silhouette | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study45/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study45_44 | patient00069 | study45 | 44 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION. NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE. 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | Vascularity | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study45/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study44/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study46_45 | patient00069 | study46 | 45 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. | 2.NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. | opacity | retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study46/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study45/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study46_45 | patient00069 | study46 | 45 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. | 2.NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. | pleural effusion | left-sided | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study46/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study45/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study46_45 | patient00069 | study46 | 45 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. | 2.NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT-SIDED PLEURAL EFFUSION. RIGHT LUNG REMAINS RELATIVELY CLEAR. | clear | right lung | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study46/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study45/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study47_46 | patient00069 | study47 | 46 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES AND SUPPORTIVE EQUIPMENT IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, WHICH MAY HAVE AREAS OF LOCULATION. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, WHICH MAY HAVE AREAS OF LOCULATION. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. | dense opacity | retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study47/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study46/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study47_46 | patient00069 | study47 | 46 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES AND SUPPORTIVE EQUIPMENT IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, WHICH MAY HAVE AREAS OF LOCULATION. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, WHICH MAY HAVE AREAS OF LOCULATION. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. | pleural effusion | left | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study47/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study46/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study47_46 | patient00069 | study47 | 46 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES AND SUPPORTIVE EQUIPMENT IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, WHICH MAY HAVE AREAS OF LOCULATION. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, WHICH MAY HAVE AREAS OF LOCULATION. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. | clear | right lung | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study47/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study46/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study47_46 | patient00069 | study47 | 46 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES AND SUPPORTIVE EQUIPMENT IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, WHICH MAY HAVE AREAS OF LOCULATION. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | size and shape | cardiac silhouette | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study47/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study46/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study47_46 | patient00069 | study47 | 46 | Impression | 1.SUPPORT TUBES AND LINES AND SUPPORTIVE EQUIPMENT IN APPROPRIATE POSITION. 2.REDEMONSTRATION OF A DENSE RETROCARDIAC OPACITY AND SMALL LEFT PLEURAL EFFUSION, WHICH MAY HAVE AREAS OF LOCULATION. THE RIGHT LUNG REMAINS CLEAR. 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | 3.CARDIAC SILHOUETTE AND VASCULARITY GROSSLY SIMILAR TO PRIOR. | appearance | vascularity | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study47/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study46/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study4_3 | patient00069 | study4 | 3 | Impression | 1. STABLE MODERATE PULMONARY EDEMA. LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 2. NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE MODERATE PULMONARY EDEMA. | moderate pulmonary edema | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study4_3 | patient00069 | study4 | 3 | Impression | 1. STABLE MODERATE PULMONARY EDEMA. LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 2. NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. | opacification | left retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study4_3 | patient00069 | study4 | 3 | Impression | 1. STABLE MODERATE PULMONARY EDEMA. LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 2. NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. | pleural effusions | bilateral | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study4_3 | patient00069 | study4 | 3 | Impression | 1. STABLE MODERATE PULMONARY EDEMA. LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 2. NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. | feeding tube | stomach | New | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study4_3 | patient00069 | study4 | 3 | Impression | 1. STABLE MODERATE PULMONARY EDEMA. LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 2. NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. | redundant loop of tube | pharynx | New | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study4_3 | patient00069 | study4 | 3 | Impression | 1. STABLE MODERATE PULMONARY EDEMA. LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 2. NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | ET tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study4_3 | patient00069 | study4 | 3 | Impression | 1. STABLE MODERATE PULMONARY EDEMA. LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 2. NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | NG tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study4_3 | patient00069 | study4 | 3 | Impression | 1. STABLE MODERATE PULMONARY EDEMA. LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 2. NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | left IJ line and sheath | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study4_3 | patient00069 | study4 | 3 | Impression | 1. STABLE MODERATE PULMONARY EDEMA. LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACIFICATION PERSISTS ASSOCIATED WITH SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. 2. NEW FEEDING TUBE WITH TIP IN THE STOMACH; REDUNDANT LOOP OF TUBE SEEN IN PHARYNX. STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE ET TUBE, NG TUBE, LEFT IJ LINE AND SHEATH, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | thoracolumbar spinal hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study3/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study5_4 | patient00069 | study5 | 4 | Impression | 1. DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 2. THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. | pulmonary edema | null | Better | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study5_4 | patient00069 | study5 | 4 | Impression | 1. DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 2. THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. | small pleural effusions | bilateral | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study5_4 | patient00069 | study5 | 4 | Impression | 1. DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 2. THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. | opacity | left retrocardiac | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study5_4 | patient00069 | study5 | 4 | Impression | 1. DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 2. THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. | ET tube | 3-cm above the carina | Worse | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study5_4 | patient00069 | study5 | 4 | Impression | 1. DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 2. THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. | feeding tube | null | Resolve | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study5_4 | patient00069 | study5 | 4 | Impression | 1. DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 2. THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | left IJ line | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study5_4 | patient00069 | study5 | 4 | Impression | 1. DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 2. THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | left IJ sheath | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study5_4 | patient00069 | study5 | 4 | Impression | 1. DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 2. THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | left chest tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study5_4 | patient00069 | study5 | 4 | Impression | 1. DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 2. THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | NG tube | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study5_4 | patient00069 | study5 | 4 | Impression | 1. DECREASED PULMONARY EDEMA AND SMALL BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. PERSISTENT LEFT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY. 2. THE ET TUBE HAS BEEN ADVANCED, AND THE TIP IS NOW 3-CM ABOVE THE CARINA. THE FEEDING TUBE HAS BEEN REMOVED. STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | STABLE POSITION OF THE LEFT IJ LINE (TIP IN THE LEFT BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN), LEFT IJ SHEATH, LEFT CHEST TUBE (SIDE HOLE NEAR THE CHEST WALL), NG TUBE, AND THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL HARDWARE. | thoracolumbar spinal hardware | null | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study4/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study6_5 | patient00069 | study6 | 5 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST LIMITED BY PATIENT ROTATION DEMONSTRATES A NEW FEEDING TUBE IN PLACE. TIP CAN BE FOLLOWED TO THE LEVEL OF THE STOMACH. OTHERWISE STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, LEFT IJ, LEFT IJ SHEATH, AND LEFT CHEST TUBE. 2.THERE IS A PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY INCREASED BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. THE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE. 3.INCREASED LUCENCY IS SEEN AT THE RIGHT BASE, IF CLINICALLY CONCERNED FOR PNEUMOTHORAX RECOMMEND LEFT LATERAL DECUBITUS FILM FOR FURTHER EVALUATION. | OTHERWISE STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, LEFT IJ, LEFT IJ SHEATH, AND LEFT CHEST TUBE. | Endotracheal tube, spinal fusion hardware, nasogastric tube, left IJ, left IJ sheath, left chest tube | Various | Stable | ['train/patient00069/study6/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
patient00069_study6_5 | patient00069 | study6 | 5 | Impression | 1.SINGLE FRONTAL VIEW OF THE CHEST LIMITED BY PATIENT ROTATION DEMONSTRATES A NEW FEEDING TUBE IN PLACE. TIP CAN BE FOLLOWED TO THE LEVEL OF THE STOMACH. OTHERWISE STABLE POSITIONING OF THE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE, SPINAL FUSION HARDWARE, NASOGASTRIC TUBE, LEFT IJ, LEFT IJ SHEATH, AND LEFT CHEST TUBE. 2.THERE IS A PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY INCREASED BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. THE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE. 3.INCREASED LUCENCY IS SEEN AT THE RIGHT BASE, IF CLINICALLY CONCERNED FOR PNEUMOTHORAX RECOMMEND LEFT LATERAL DECUBITUS FILM FOR FURTHER EVALUATION. | THERE IS A PERSISTENT RETROCARDIAC OPACITY INCREASED BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSIONS. THE CARDIOMEDIASTINAL SILHOUETTE REMAINS STABLE. | Opacity | Retrocardiac | Worse | ['train/patient00069/study6/view1_frontal.jpg'] | ['train/patient00069/study5/view1_frontal.jpg'] |
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