instruct-pix2pix-BioMedCLIP-concat-newdata-data1/data_json/effusion_mask_json/train_effusion_findings.json

{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_61/train_61_a/train_61_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_61/train_61_a/train_61_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_61_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Bilateral pleural effusion was observed. Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Peripheral and centrally located ground glass areas are observed in both lungs, being more prominent in the upper lobes. There are uniform interlobular septal thickenings in the localization of the ground glass areas. The described findings are also observed in the previous examination of the patient. The views described are not specific. Many pathologies can cause similar appearance. The distribution and appearance of the lesions are not as common in Covid-19 pneumonia. However, these appearances may be due to other viral infections as well as lymphangitis carcinomatosa.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Bilateral ground glass opacities in the upper lobes, both peripherally and centrally located | Uniform interlobular septal thickening associated with ground glass opacities"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_84/train_84_a/train_84_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_84/train_84_a/train_84_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_84_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Massive pleural effusion is observed on the right. There is a total loss of aeration in the right lung. There is no pleural effusion on the left. Trachea and both main bronchi are open. There is no obstructive pathology in the trachea and both main bronchi. Left lung aeration was normal, and no mass or infiltrative lesion was detected in the left lung. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. Pericardial effusion was not detected. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. There are no pathologically enlarged lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions. There is no pathological wall thickness increase in the esophagus within the sections. Vertebral corpus heights, alignments and densities within the sections are normal. The neural foramina are open.", "impression": " Massive pleural effusion on the right, total loss of aeration in the right lung.", "disease_findings": "Massive pleural effusion on the right side | Complete loss of aeration in the right lung"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_119/train_119_a/train_119_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_119/train_119_a/train_119_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_119_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "A central venous catheter is observed. Subcarinal conglomerated lymph nodes whose borders could not be clearly evaluated were observed in the mediastinum. The heart is in natural appearance. There are calcific atheromatous plaques in the main vascular structures. In the bilateral hemithorax, massive pleural effusion reaching 5.5 cm at its widest point on the right and 2.5 cm on the left was observed. Follow-up is newly developed. In the evaluation of both lung parenchyma; In the upper lobe of the right lung, there is an appearance of a mass of 6 cm in diameter surrounding the upper lobe bronchi, located centrally, adjacent to the mediastinum. Pneumonic infiltration? Lymphangitic spread? An appearance of a thin-walled air cyst of 3.8 x 2.4 cm was observed in the lateral segment of the right lung middle lobe. The 3 most pulmonary parenchymal nodules, 4 mm in diameter, in close proximity to each other in the anterior segment of the left lung upper lobe, decreased, and they were thought to have newly developed in the follow-up. In the anterior part of the right lung, the 7 mm diameter nodule identified in PET CT was thought to be slightly prominent in the follow-up. In the sections passing through the upper part of the abdomen, bilateral adrenal glands appear natural. No significant pathology was detected in the abdominal sections. No obvious pathology was detected in bone structures.", "impression": "Mass defined in right lung Pneumonic infiltration in both lungs? Lymphangitic spread? Bilateral pulmonary nodules Bilateral pleural effusion Bule in the right lung Atherosclerosis", "disease_findings": "Centrally located mass in the right upper lobe measuring 6 cm in diameter adjacent to the mediastinum and enveloping the upper lobe bronchi | Thin-walled air cyst in the lateral segment of the right middle lobe, measuring 3.8 x 2.4 cm | Three closely spaced pulmonary parenchymal nodules in the anterior segment of the left upper lobe, each measuring 4 mm, decreased in size on follow-up | Nodule in the anterior aspect of the right lung measuring 7 mm in diameter, slightly more prominent on follow-up"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_186/train_186_a/train_186_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_186/train_186_a/train_186_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_186_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and main bronchi are open. In the upper middle and lower hemithorax, locating pleural fluids with a locating HU value that extends to the mass are observed, with a fluid density varying between about 4-12. In addition, a mass appearance of approximately 3.5x2 cm with irregular spiculated contours is observed in the paramediastinal localization, whose borders can hardly be distinguished from the pulmonary conus and aortic arch in the aortopulmonary localization of the left hemithorax. Also available in previous review. It causes atelectasis medially in the lingular segment of the left lung. Pleural effusion with localized localization is observed in the left hemithorax. There are pleuroparenchymal sequelae in the lung parenchyma, which can be observed in the lower lobe superior and basal segments of the right lung. In the anterior segment of the upper lobe on the left, a few nodules with a diameter of 3.5 mm IMA 68 subpleural, the present appearance of which is nonspecific, the largest of which is 3.5 cm in diameter, and the others with a nonspecific appearance, a few nodules with a diameter of 1-2 mm are observed. Density increases are observed in the lung parenchyma adjacent to the effusion in the left lung upper lobe posterior and lower lobe superior segments. In the sections passing through the upper part of the abdomen, the bilateral adrenal glands appear natural. No significant pathology was detected in the abdominal sections. No obvious pathology was detected in bone structures.", "impression": "Left pleural effusion. An irregularly contoured mass with a stable appearance although not clearly evaluable according to PET CT, which caused atelectasis in the middle lobe selected in the previous examination, whose borders could not be clearly distinguished from the pulmonary conus and aortic arch in the paramediastinal area in the anterior segment of the left lung upper lobe.", "disease_findings": "Loculated pleural effusions with Hounsfield Unit measurements approximately 4 to 12 | Mass-like lesion approximately 3.5x2 cm with irregular, spiculated margins in the paramediastinal region of the left hemithorax | Poorly demarcated mass from the pulmonary conus and aortic arch in the aortopulmonary window | Medial atelectasis in the lingular segment of the left lung | Localized pleural effusion in the left hemithorax | Areas of increased density in the lung parenchyma adjacent to the effusion in the posterior aspect of the left upper lobe and superior segment of the left lower lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_226/train_226_a/train_226_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_226/train_226_a/train_226_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_226_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal vascular structures were not evaluated optimally because the cardiac examination was without IV contrast. As far as can be observed, the diameter of the ascending aorta increased by 48 mm and the diameter of the pulmonary trunk increased by 31 mm. The effusion is 75 mm deep in the pericardial space, 65 mm deep in the right pleural space, and 35 mm deep in the left pleural space. Trachea, both main bronchi are open and no obstructive pathology is observed. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the thoracic esophagus. Lymph nodes with fatty hilus in fusiform configuration with a short diameter of 18 mm were observed in the mediastinum, in the paratracheal, prevascular, aorticopulmonary window localization, the largest at the paratracheal level. Apart from this, as far as can be observed in the axillary region and supraclavicular fossa, no lymph nodes in pathological size and appearance were observed. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; No active infiltration or mass lesion was detected in both lungs. In the lung parenchyma adjacent to the effusion, there are areas of increased density evaluated in favor of compressive atelectasis. In addition, areas of increase in density consistent with linear atelectasis are observed in the left lung upper lobe inferior lingular segment and right lung middle lobe medial segment. In the upper abdominal sections within the image, no pathology was detected as far as it can be observed within the borders of non-contrast CT. No lytic or destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures in the study area.", "impression": " Ascending aorta, increase in pulmonary trunk calibration, increase in heart size, pericardial and bilateral pleural effusion  Lymph nodes with a short diameter over 1 cm in the mediastinum, the largest of which has a fusiform configuration at the paratracheal level, and fatty hilus observed in the paratracheal level  Increase in density evaluated in favor of compressive atelectasis adjacent to both lung effusions areas and areas of density increase compatible with linear atelectasis.", "disease_findings": "Areas of increased parenchymal density adjacent to effusions indicative of compressive atelectasis | Linear atelectasis in the inferior lingular segment of the left upper lobe and the medial segment of the right middle lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_263/train_263_h/train_263_h_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_263/train_263_h/train_263_h_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_263_h_1.nii.gz", "findings": "In the midline of the trachea, both bronchi are open. The mediastinum could not be evaluated optimally in the non-contrast examination. As far as can be observed: The thoracic aortic diameter has increased by 32 mm. Heart size increased. Other mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. Effusion is observed in the pericardial area. Thoracic esophageal wall thickness is normal. No lymphadenopathy was detected in the mediastinal area at the level of both lung hilum and bilateral axillae in pathological size and appearance. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Minimal pleural is observed in both lungs, more prominently on the left. Mosaic attenuation pattern is observed in both lungs. Peribronchial thickness increases. In both lungs, nodules in the form of a budding tree view, which are more prominent in the middle and lower lobes of the right lung, are observed. There are areas of linear atelectasis in both lungs. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": " Pulmonary nodules in the form of a budding tree view, which are more prominent in the middle and lower lobes of the right lung, are observed in both lungs. Interpreted in favor of the infective process,  Peribronchial thickness increases.  Mosaic lung pattern, which is more prominent in the upper lobes of both lungs, is observed.  There are atelectasis in both lungs.  An increase in heart size and pericardial effusion are observed.  Minimal pleural effusion is observed.", "disease_findings": "Minimal pleural effusion bilaterally | Mosaic attenuation pattern throughout both lungs | Peribronchial thickening | Tree-in-bud nodularity in bilateral lungs | Linear atelectasis in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_317/train_317_b/train_317_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_317/train_317_b/train_317_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_317_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures were evaluated as suboptimal since the examination was unenhanced. As far as can be seen; In the anterior mediastinum, a slightly hyperdense lesion with a size of 52x55x34 mm with slightly lobulated contours was observed. In addition, there is a dense effusion measuring 15 mm in the widest part of the pericardial area. The lesion observed in the anterior mediastinum may belong to a pericardial hematoma or an anterior mediastinal mass, but it cannot be characterized in this examination. Further review is recommended. A catheter image extending to the superior vena cava was observed. Trachea and lumen of both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and lumen of both main bronchi. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant pathological wall thickening was detected. No lymph node was detected in mediastinal and bilateral hilar pathological size and appearance. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; bilateral mild pleural effusion was observed. Variational azygos lobe and fissure were observed in the upper lobe of the right lung. Upper abdominal sections entering the examination area are natural. Bilateral adrenal gland calibration was normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. No lytic-destructive lesion was detected in bone structures.", "impression": " Pericardial effusion with dense contents.  A slightly hyperdense soft tissue lesion in the anterior mediastinum may belong to a pericardial hematoma or a mediastinal mass, but cannot be characterized in this examination. Further testing is recommended.  Bilateral mild pleural effusion.  Variational azygos lobe and fissure in the upper lobe of the right lung.", "disease_findings": "Bilateral mild pleural effusion"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_317/train_317_c/train_317_c_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_317/train_317_c/train_317_c_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_317_c_1.nii.gz", "findings": " The patients port catheter extending from the right anterior chest wall to the right atrium is observed. Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Heart contour, size is normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. In the anterior mediastinum, a slightly hyperdense lesion with a slightly lobulated contour of 58x24 mm is observed in the axial plane. In addition, a dense effusion reaching 18 mm in its widest part is observed in the pericardial area. The lesion observed in the anterior mediastinum could not be characterized within the limits of this examination. Lymphadenopathies with a short axis of approximately 15 mm in the pretracheal region are observed in the mediastinal area. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. Newly developed pleural effusion is observed in both hemithorax. There are pleural effusions that are approximately 28 mm in the thickest part on the left and 17 mm in the thickest part on the left. These appearances were primarily thought to be secondary to opportunistic infections. It may be secondary to the primary disease. Variational azygos lobe and fissure are observed in the upper lobe of the right lung. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Diffuse reticulonodular nodular and density increases are observed in both lungs. Some of these nodules have ground glass densities around them. Nodular appearances in the posterobasal segments of the lower lobes of the lungs tend to merge and form consolidation from place to place. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": "These views tend to be consolidated in the lower lobes. First of all, it was evaluated in favor of opportunistic infections. It may be secondary to the involvement of the primary disease.  An increase in the amount of pleural effusion in both hemithorax is observed.  The lesion observed in the anterior mediastinum is stable.  The amount of pericardial effusion slightly increased.  An increase in the size of lymphadenopathies in the mediastinal area is observed.", "disease_findings": "Diffuse reticulonodular opacities throughout both lungs | Nodules with surrounding ground-glass opacities | Nodular opacities in the posterobasal segments of the lower lobes"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_317/train_317_d/train_317_d_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_317/train_317_d/train_317_d_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_317_d_1.nii.gz", "findings": " There is a port catheter extending into the superior vena cava. Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Heart contour, size is normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. There is a slightly pressed lesion superiorly at the right lateral level of the contours of the slightly hyperdense heart with a slightly lobulated contour, measuring 62x30 mm in axial sections 58x24mm in the previous examination, extending to the right lateral, adjacent to the heart in the anterior media, asthenia, adjacent to the heart. It does not show significant dimensional and structural differences. It cannot be fully characterized within the limits of the study. There is a pericardial effusion measuring 12 mm in thickness. Pleural effusion is observed with a thickness of 23 mm on the right side and a thickness of 22 mm on the left. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. It is evaluated as suboptimal within the limits of the study. There are several lymph nodes in the mediastinum, especially in the para-pretracheal region, with a short axis measuring up to 13 mm. It does not differ significantly. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; There are more than one reticulonodular nodules in both lungs. In the previous examination of these described nodules, the patchy ground glass densities observed around them have undergone total resolution. Dimensional regression and progression were suboptimal due to the patchy ground glass densities observed in the previous examination. In his current examination, patchy subpleural contours of the left lung lower lobe, anteromedial and lateral consolidation area are observed. The findings were evaluated in favor of secondary involvement of the primary disease accompanied by opportunistic infections. Upper abdominal organs are partially included in the examination and were evaluated as suboptimal. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": " New consolidation area in left lung lower lobe anteromedial and lateral; findings were evaluated in favor of the involvement of the primary disease accompanied by opportunistic infections.  There was no significant difference in the amount of pleural effusion in both hemithorax.  There was no significant dimensional and structural difference in the mass lesion observed in the anterior mediastinum.  Pericardial effusion amount is stable.  No significant difference was found in lymph node sizes in the mediastinal area.", "disease_findings": "Multiple reticulonodular nodules within both lungs | New area of patchy subpleural consolidation in the anteromedial and lateral aspects of the left lower lobe | Stable amount of bilateral pleural effusion"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_340/train_340_a/train_340_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_340/train_340_a/train_340_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_340_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "In the upper lobe and lingular segments of the left lung, a mass obliterating the upper lobe bronchus is observed, which cannot be clearly distinguished from the mediastinal vascular structures and lymphadenopathies in the pathological size and appearance observed in the mediastinum due to the lack of contrast in the borders, and therefore the size cannot be measured. There are lymphadenopathies, the largest of which is approximately 15 millimeters in diameter at the prevascular level. In both lungs, there are multiple metastatic nodules measuring 15 millimeters in the medial segment of the large lower middle lobe on the right and 16 millimeters in the left upper lobe superior segment. Effusion up to a depth of 35 millimeters is observed in the left pleural area. Pathology was not detected in the intra-abdominal parenchymal organs in the abdominal sections within the image. There are lymphadenopathies measuring 18 millimeters in muscle diameter, the largest on the left, in the paraaortic area. No evidence of metastasis was detected in the bone structures within the image.", "impression": "Mass obliterating upper lobe bronchus in left upper lobe and lingular segment, mediastinal lymphadenopathies, metastatic nodular lesions in both lungs, left pleural effusion, Abdominal lymphadenopathy", "disease_findings": "Mass in the left upper lobe and lingular segments causing obstruction of the upper lobe bronchus | Mass indistinct from adjacent mediastinal structures | Multiple bilateral pulmonary nodules | Largest pulmonary nodule measuring 15 mm in the medial segment of the right middle lobe | Largest pulmonary nodule measuring 16 mm in the superior segment of the left upper lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_341/train_341_a/train_341_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_341/train_341_a/train_341_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_341_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": " The trachea was in the midline of both main bronchi and no obstructive pathology was detected in the lumen. The mediastinum could not be evaluated optimally in the non-contrast examination. As far as can be seen; mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Pericardial minimal effusion was observed. Calcific atheroma plaques were observed in the aortic arch. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant pathological wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes were detected in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Bilateral pleural effusion was observed in the previous examination of the patient. The pleural effusion on the right appears to be totally resorbed. Sequelae thickening was observed in the posterocostal pleura on the right. Segmental-subsegmental peribronchial thickening was observed in both lungs. A consolidation area extending from the central to the periphery was observed along the peribronchial area in the basal segment of the lower lobe of the left lung, and it was evaluated in favor of pneumonic infiltration. Linear atelectasis was observed in both lungs. Millimetric nonpsychic parenchymal nodules were observed in both lungs. It is stable. No mass lesion with distinguishable borders was detected in the lung parenchyma. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": " Partially regressed pneumonic infiltration in the basal segment of the lower lobe of the left lung.  Millimetric nonspecific stable parenchymal nodules in both lungs  Linear atelectasis in both lungs", "disease_findings": "Bilateral pleural effusions | Bilateral segmental and subsegmental peribronchial thickening | Linear atelectasis in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_344/train_344_c/train_344_c_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_344/train_344_c/train_344_c_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_344_c_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Bilateral pleural effusion is observed. It is understood that the pleural effusion has just appeared. Pericardial effusion was not detected. Peripheral and centrally located ground-glass appearances and interlobular septal and interstitial thickenings are observed in both lungs. There is also consolidation in the posterobasal segment of the lower lobe of the right lung. The findings described in the upper lobe of the left lung are most prominent and involve approximately 25-50% of the lung lobe. Less involvement is observed in other lobes. Although the described appearances are not specific, when evaluated together with the previous examination, the appearance was evaluated in favor of Covid-19 pneumonia during the pandemic process. Apart from the described findings, there are smooth interlobular septal thickenings in both lungs. When evaluated together with pleural effusion, this appearance was thought to belong to cardiac pathology.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Bilateral pleural effusions | Peripheral and central ground-glass opacities in both lungs | Interlobular septal and interstitial thickening in both lungs | Consolidation in the posterobasal segment of the right lower lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_344/train_344_d/train_344_d_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_344/train_344_d/train_344_d_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_344_d_1.nii.gz", "findings": " Minimal pericardial effusion was observed. It followed bilateral minimal pleural effusion and was measured approximately 24 mm deep on the left at its deepest point. Paraseptal emphysematous changes are observed in both lungs. In both lungs, there are areas of increase in density at minimal ground glass density in the current examination, in the localizations of areas of increase in density consistent with the consolidation described in the previous CT examination. Findings evaluated in favor of pneumonic infiltration in the previous CT examination showed significant regression in the current examination. No newly developed pathology was detected.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Bilateral paraseptal emphysematous changes | Areas of minimal ground-glass opacity in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_389/train_389_a/train_389_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_389/train_389_a/train_389_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_389_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Linear atelectasis was observed in both lungs. There are minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs. Millimetric nonspecific nodules were observed in both lungs. No mass or infiltrative lesion was detected in both lungs. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. There is minimal pleural effusion on the right. No pericardial effusion or left pleural effusion was detected. There are atheromatous plaques in the aorta and coronary arteries. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were detected in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No pathological wall thickness increase was detected in the esophagus within the sections. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection or pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed within the sections. No fractures or lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": "Millimetric nodules in both lungs . Linear atelectasis in both lungs.  Minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs. Atherosclerotic changes in the aorta and coronary arteries.", "disease_findings": "Linear atelectasis in both lungs | Minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs | Subcentimeter nonspecific nodules in both lungs | Small right pleural effusion"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_408/train_408_b/train_408_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_408/train_408_b/train_408_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_408_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": " In the current examination, it was noted that the amount of effusion observed in both pleural spaces increased and it was measured as 32 mm in the deepest part on the right and 52 mm in the deepest part on the left. No active infiltration or mass lesion was observed in both lungs. Near the effusion in both lungs, there are density increases in which air bronchograms are also observed, which is evaluated primarily in favor of compressive atelectasis. However, the underlying pneumonic infiltration cannot be excluded. It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical and laboratory findings.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Areas of increased density with air bronchograms in both lungs | Compressive atelectasis adjacent to the pleural effusions"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_412/train_412_a/train_412_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_412/train_412_a/train_412_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_412_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "It was learned that the patient was followed up for pulmonary Ca. A mass is observed in the left pulmonary hilus that surrounds the distal part of the main bronchus and the proximal parts of the upper and lower lobe bronchi and causes significant narrowing of the upper lobe bronchus. The mass borders cannot be distinguished from the aorta and pulmonary artery. Since contrast material was not given, a clear assessment could not be made, but the longest diameter of the described mass was 58 mm at its widest part series 2, section 156. Consolidation is observed in the left lung upper lobe anterior segment and apicoposterior segment. There is a nodular appearance in the apicoposterior segment of the left lung upper lobe, the margins of which cannot be clearly distinguished from consolidation, but when evaluated together with the patients previous examination, it is understood to be a soft tissue mass. The longest diameter of the described view was measured 31 mm at its widest point series 2 section 155. The described mass was considered to be metastasis. Ground glass areas and centriacinar nodules are observed in the upper lobe lingular segment and apicoposterior segment of the left lung, especially in the posterobasal and anteromediobasal segments of the lower lobe. It is understood that the described manifestations have just appeared and were evaluated in favor of infective pathology. In the superior segment of the left lung lower lobe, there is a nodule with a minimal ground glass appearance around it and the longest diameter of 8 mm. This nodule is not observed in the previous examination. However, when evaluated together with other findings, it was thought that this appearance may belong to infective pathology. No mass or infiltrative lesion was detected in the right lung. There are millimetric nonspecific nodules in both lungs. Heart contour and size are normal. There is minimal pericardial effusion. Minimal pleural effusion is observed on the left. It appears that the pleural or pericardial effusion has just appeared. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. There are lymphadenopathies in the paratracheal and subcarinal regions. The larger lymphadenopathies described are observed in the proximal paraaortic region series 2, section 120 and in the subcarinal region series 2, section 184. Their short diameters were measured 21 mm and 22 mm, respectively. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the esophagus within the sections. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was observed in the sections. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed. No mass was detected in the adrenal glands. There are no lytic-destructive lesions in the bone structures within the sections. The primary mass of the patient was the 1st target lesion, the mass in the left lung upper lobe apicoposterior segment was the 2nd target lesion, and the subcarinal lymphadenopathy was the 3rd target lesion. In the patients previous examination, the diameters of the target lesions 90 were measured in this examination 111 approximately 23% growth. It appears that the pericardial or pleural effusion has just appeared. The anterior segment of the left upper lobe of the lung is completely consolidated in this examination. It just appeared in this view. The lesion observed at the head of the areola in the left breast in the PET CT examination of the patient could not be distinguished from the breast tissue in this examination. The findings were evaluated in favor of progressive disease.", "impression": "Lung Ca, mass in the left pulmonary hilum, mass evaluated in favor of metastasis in the left lung upper lobe, lymphadenopathies in the mediastinum in the follow-up. Findings evaluated primarily in favor of infective pathology in the left upper lobe of the left lung, consolidation in the upper lobe of the left lung.", "disease_findings": "Mass indistinct from the aorta and pulmonary artery | Largest diameter of the mass measures 5.8 cm | Consolidation in the anterior and apicoposterior segments of the left upper lobe | Nodular density in the apicoposterior segment of the left upper lobe's consolidation | Soft tissue mass in the left upper lobe measures 3.1 cm | Ground glass opacities in the lingula and apicoposterior segment of the left upper lobe | Centrilobular nodules in the lingula and apicoposterior segment of the left upper lobe | Ground glass opacities in the posterobasal and anteromediobasal segments of the lower lobe | New nodule with surrounding ground glass opacity in the superior segment of the left lower lobe, measuring 8 mm | Indeterminate subcentimeter nodules in both lungs | Minimal pleural effusion on the left"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_412/train_412_c/train_412_c_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_412/train_412_c/train_412_c_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_412_c_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated clearly because contrast material is not given. As far as can be followed: It was learned that the patient was followed up for lung cancer. In the left pulmonary hilus, an infiltrative mass surrounding and narrowing the left main bronchus is observed. It is understood that the mass has invaded the carina and the right main bronchus and mediastinal structures. Since no contrast material is given, the mass dimensions cannot be evaluated clearly. However, as far as it can be traced, its longest diameter was approximately 70 mm. However, the narrowing of the left main bronchus was markedly increased. Left lung is total atelectatic. Pneumothorax is present in the left hemithorax. There are lymphadenopathies in the paratracheal and subcarinal regions. The largest of the lymphadenopathies is observed in the paratracheal area and its short diameter is approximately 29 mm. There is no pathological wall thickness increase in the esophagus within the sections. Heart contour and size are normal. The ascending aorta measures 43 mm in anterior-posterior diameter and is wider than normal. The diameters of the pulmonary artery are normal. There are atheromatous plaques in the aorta and coronary arteries. There is no obvious pericardial effusion. There is no pleural effusion. No obstructive pathology was detected in the right main bronchus. Widespread ground glass areas are observed in the upper lobe of the right lung. A similar appearance is observed medially in the right lung lower lobe superior segment. It is understood that these appearances are new. These appearances were evaluated primarily in favor of infective pathology. No mass was detected in the ventilated right lung. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was observed in the sections. No enlarged lymph nodes in pathological dimensions were detected. No mass was observed in the adrenal glands. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": "Lung ca, malignant mass with infiltrative character in the left pulmonary hilum, total loss of aeration in the left lung, prominent pneumothorax on the left, mediastinal lymphadenopathies in the left lung. Findings evaluated in favor of infective pathology in the right lung", "disease_findings": "Infiltrative mass in the left pulmonary hilum encasing and narrowing the left main bronchus | Mass extends to the carina and right main bronchus, as well as mediastinal structures | Complete atelectasis of the left lung | Widespread ground glass opacities in the upper lobe of the right lung | Ground glass opacities medially in the superior segment of the right lower lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_484/train_484_a/train_484_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_484/train_484_a/train_484_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_484_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": " No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and lumen of both main bronchi. In the non-contrast examination, the mediastinal could not be evaluated optimally. As far as can be seen; The ascending aorta has an aneurysmatic appearance with an anterior-posterior diameter of 41 mm. Calibration of other vascular structures of the mediastinum is natural. Heart contour, size is normal. A focal pericardial effusion with a diameter of 4.5 mm was observed anteriorly in the pericardial space. It is also observed in the previous examination. No significant difference was detected. A pleural effusion measuring 10 mm in the deepest part on the right 17.8 mm in the previous examination and 15 mm in the deepest part on the left 24 mm in the previous examination was observed between the pleural leaves in both hemithorax. Diffuse paraseptal-centracinar emphysema areas were observed in both lungs. Emphysema areas are panacinar in the right lung lower lobe basal and left lung upper lobe apical segments. Bula formations were observed in the left lung apex and in the left inferior lingular segment. In addition, 97x50 mm sized infected bulla formation with air-fluid leveling was observed in the right lung lower lobe basal. It is stable. Segmentary-subsegmental tubular bronchiectasis and peribronchial thickening were observed in both lungs. Other findings are stable.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Panacinar emphysema in the basal segment of the right lower lobe | Panacinar emphysema in the apical segment of the left upper lobe | Bullae at the left lung apex | Bullae in the left lower lingular segment | Infected bulla with air-fluid level, 9.7x5 cm, stable in the basal segment of the right lower lobe | Bilateral pleural effusions | Right pleural effusion measuring 10 mm in depth | Left pleural effusion measuring 15 mm in depth | Segmental and subsegmental tubular bronchiectasis with peribronchial thickening in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_518/train_518_b/train_518_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_518/train_518_b/train_518_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_518_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; atelectatic changes in the basal segment of the lower lobe of the left lung. In the left lung upper lobe inferior lingula, mild patchy ground glass densities and thickening of the interlobular septa are observed, accompanied by atelectatic changes. Findings were evaluated in terms of a suspected early infectious process accompanied by pulmonary edema. Clinical laboratory correlation monitoring is recommended. There is an effusion with a pericardial thickness of 11 mm. There is a pleural effusion measuring 22 mm in thickness in the left hemithorax. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": " Pericardial effusion measuring 11 mm thick, left-sided pleural effusion measuring 20 mm thick.  Thickening of the interlobular septa, more prominent in the left lung, mild patchy ground glass densities, mosaic attenuation patterns accompanied by atelectatic changes in the left lung upper lobe inferior lingula and lower lobe basal segment. The findings were initially evaluated in favor of secondary to pulmonary edema, and clinical laboratory correlation is recommended for the differential diagnosis of an infectious process.", "disease_findings": "Atelectatic changes in the basal segment of the left lower lobe | Mild patchy ground glass opacities in the left upper lobe's inferior lingula | Interlobular septal thickening in the left upper lobe's inferior lingula | Associated atelectasis in the left upper lobe's inferior lingula"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_527/train_527_b/train_527_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_527/train_527_b/train_527_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_527_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": "No lymph node was observed in the supraclavicular fossa, axilla and mediastinum in pathological size and appearance. Mediastinal calcified lymph nodes are present. Heart size slightly increased. Mild smear-like pericardial effusion was detected. In lung parenchyma evaluation; In the right lung, there is a slight smear-like pleural effusion between the pleural leaves. Tubular bronchiectasis foci are observed in the upper lobe of the right lung. There are diffuse areas of atypical pneumonic infiltration in both lungs. It is accompanied by pleuroparenchymal linear atelectasis in places. Radiological findings are compatible with Covid pneumonia. It was understood that it developed in the process between the two imaging. No features were detected in the upper abdomen sections. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in bone structures.", "impression": " Widespread atypical pneumonic infiltration areas in both lungs are consistent with Covid pneumonia.  Right pleural effusion with mild smearing.  Increased heart size, traction bronchiectasis in the upper lobe of the right lung.", "disease_findings": "Thin layer of pleural effusion in the right lung | Foci of tubular bronchiectasis in the upper lobe of the right lung | Diffuse atypical pneumonic infiltrates throughout both lungs | Associated linear atelectasis in some areas"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_569/train_569_b/train_569_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_569/train_569_b/train_569_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_569_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. There is a pericardial effusion measuring 28 mm in its thickest part. Pericardial thickening was not detected. Atheroma plaques are observed in the aorta and coronary arteries. Aorta diameter is normal. The main pulmonary artery diameter was 30 mm and wider than normal. There are lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No enlarged lymph nodes in pathological dimensions were detected. There is no pathological wall thickness increase in the esophagus within the sections. Bilateral pleural effusion was observed. The pleural effusion measured approximately 80 mm on the left at its thickest point. No pleural thickening was detected. Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Atelectasis is observed adjacent to the effusion in both lungs. Significant atelectasis was observed especially in the lower lobe of the left lung. In addition, there are sometimes linear atelectasis in both lungs. Both lungs have a mosaic attenuation pattern small airway disease? small vessel disease?. There is minimal uniform interlobular septal thickening in both lungs. This appearance was thought to be secondary to cardiac pathology. No mass was detected in both lungs. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": " Cardiomegaly, pleural and pericardial effusion, atherosclerotic changes in the aorta and coronary arteries, increase in the diameters of the pulmonary arteries.  Minimal interlobular septal thickening in both lungs.  Atelectasis in both lungs.  Mosaic attenuation pattern in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Atelectasis adjacent to the effusions in both lungs | Significant atelectasis in the lower lobe of the left lung | Additional linear atelectasis in both lungs | Mosaic attenuation pattern in both lungs | Minimal smooth interlobular septal thickening in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_682/train_682_a/train_682_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_682/train_682_a/train_682_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_682_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "The pulmonary conus, both pulmonary arteries and the descending aorta are wider than normal, and an increase in the cardiothoracic ratio in favor of the heart is observed. There are calcified atheromatous plaques on the walls of the aorta and coronary vascular structures. An effusion measuring 11 mm in the deepest part of the pericardial area, 20 mm in the deepest part in the right pleural space, and 30 mm in the left is observed. Trachea, both main bronchi are open and no occlusive pathology is detected. No pathological increase in wall thickness is observed in the thoracic esophagus. In mediastinal lymph node stations, 16x12mm in size lymph node in the right hilar region, which has slightly lost its fusiform configuration, has a short diameter over 1 cm. In addition, there are lymph nodes in the mediastinum with a short diameter of less than 1 cm with a fusiform configuration. In the examination made in the lung parenchyma window; In the superior-posterior basal segments of the lower lobes of both lungs, areas of increased density consistent with consolidation are observed in ground-glass densities with indistinct borders, which are observed in air bronchograms, and infective pathologies are primarily considered in the etiology of the described findings. There are emphysematous changes in both lungs. In the upper abdominal sections within the image, no free fluid, loculated collection was detected within the borders of non-contrast CT. There are calcified atheromatous plaques on the wall of the abdominal aorta and the main vascular structures arising from the aorta. No lytic-destructive lesion was observed in the bone structures within the image, and the vertebral corpus heights were preserved.", "impression": "Wide view of the pulmonary conus and both pulmonary arteries, descending aorta, calcified atheroma plaques on the wall of the aorta and coronary vascular structures, increased cardiothoracic ratio in favor of the heart. Minimal pericardial and bilateral pleural effusion. Slightly lost lymph node in the right paratracheal area with a short diameter over 1cm in fusiform configuration. In the etiology of the described findings, primarily infective pathologies are considered. Post-treatment control is recommended.", "disease_findings": "Consolidation with air bronchograms in the superior-posterior basal segments of the lower lobes | Ground-glass opacities with indistinct borders in the lower lobes"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_856/train_856_a/train_856_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_856/train_856_a/train_856_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_856_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Minimal bronchiectasis is observed in the central part of the right lung, and peribronchial thickening, particularly in the lower lobe, and interlobular septal and interstitial thickenings are observed in places. These localizations also have minimal structural distortion and volume loss. When the first examination of the patient is examined, a large mass is observed in the lower lobe of the right lung, which is understood to be the primary mass of the patient. The described mass was not observed in this examination. The findings described in the right lung, especially in the central part, were primarily evaluated in favor of sequelae changes. There is also minimal bronchiectasis and peribronchial thickening in the central part of the left lung. Emphysematous changes are observed in both lungs. There is a nodule with the longest diameter of approximately 14 mm in the lateral segment of the right lung middle lobe. This nodule can be followed from the first examination of the patient. No mass was detected in both lungs. Pleural effusion is observed on the right. No pleural effusion was detected on the left. It is observed that the pleural effusion also enters the fissure on the right. No pleural effusion was detected on the left. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. Pericardial effusion was not detected. There are atheromatous plaques in the aorta and coronary arteries. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were detected in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No pathological wall thickness increase was observed in the esophagus within the sections. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection or pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed in the sections. No fractures or lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": "Pulmonary Ca in the follow-up, findings evaluated primarily in favor of sequelae changes in the right lung. Right pleural effusion.  Emphysematous changes in both lungs. Stable nodule in the middle lobe of the right lung.  Atherosclerotic changes in the aorta and coronary arteries.", "disease_findings": "Peribronchial thickening in the lower lobe of the right lung | Patchy interlobular septal and interstitial thickenings in the right lung | Mild architectural distortion and volume loss in the right lung | Absence of previously noted primary mass in the lower lobe of the right lung | Post-inflammatory scarring in the right lung | Mild bronchiectasis and peribronchial thickening in the central part of the left lung | Emphysematous changes in both lungs | Stable 14 mm nodule in the lateral segment of the right middle lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_867/train_867_a/train_867_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_867/train_867_a/train_867_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_867_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Bilateral minimal pleural effusion is observed. It is understood that the pleural effusion has just appeared. Trachea and both main bronchi are normal. There is no obstructive pathology in the trachea and both main bronchi. Diffuse ground glass areas are observed in both lungs. Ground glass areas are more prominently observed in the upper lobe of the lung. There are smooth interlobular septal thickenings in both lung lower lobes. Cystic areas are observed within the ground glass areas in both lungs. It is understood that all of these appearances are new. These appearances were primarily thought to be compatible with pneumonia due to opportunistic infection pneumocystis jiroveci?. No mass was detected in both lungs.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Diffuse ground glass opacities throughout both lungs | More pronounced ground glass opacities in the upper lobes | Smooth interlobular septal thickenings in the lower lobes of both lungs | Cystic changes within the ground glass opacities in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_873/train_873_b/train_873_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_873/train_873_b/train_873_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_873_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": " Mediastinal vascular structures and cardiac examination could not be evaluated optimally because of the lack of IV contrast. As far as can be seen; Calibration of vascular structures, heart contour and size are natural. An effusion of approximately 20 mm was observed in the deepest part of the pericardial space. There is an effusion measuring approximately 80 mm in depth at its deepest point in the left pleural space. No pleural effusion was observed on the right. Trachea, both main bronchi are open and no occlusive pathology is detected. No pathological increase in wall thickness was observed in the thoracic esophagus. No lymph node was detected in the mediastinum and in both axillary regions in pathological size and appearance. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; An area of increase in density consistent with consolidation, in which air bronchograms are also observed, was observed in the inferior lingular segment of the left lung upper lobe. Although the appearance may belong to atelectasis, the underlying pneumonic infiltration cannot be excluded. It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical and laboratory findings. There are smooth interlobular septal thickness increases in the right lung middle lobe and lower lobe. Active infiltration in the right lung and mass in both lungs were not detected. In the upper abdominal sections within the image, no pathology was detected as far as can be observed within the borders of non-contrast CT. No lytic or destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the image.", "impression": "  An area of increase in density consistent with consolidation, in which air bronchograms are also observed in the inferior lingular segment of the left lung upper lobe; Pneumonic infiltration, which may be related to atelectasis, cannot be excluded. It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical and laboratory findings.  Uniform interlobular septal thickness increases in the right lung middle lobe and lower lobe.", "disease_findings": "Area of increased density with air bronchograms in the left upper lobe's inferior lingular segment | Smooth interlobular septal thickening in the right lung's middle and lower lobes"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_873/train_873_c/train_873_c_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_873/train_873_c/train_873_c_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_873_c_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; In both lungs, patchy ground glass densities are observed mostly in the lower lobes, in the superior segment on the right, and at the posterobasal levels of the lower lobe on the left. In the first place, it was evaluated in favor of infectious processes. Clinical laboratory correlation and follow-up are recommended. There is a 12 mm thick effusion in the left hemithorax. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": " Findings consistent with infectious processes atypical viral pneumonias? in the lung parenchyma; chronic laboratory correlation and follow-up is recommended.  Small amount of effusion in the left hemithorax.", "disease_findings": "Bilateral patchy ground glass opacities in the lower lobes | Ground glass opacities in the superior segment of the right lung | Ground glass opacities in the posterobasal levels of the left lower lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_994/train_994_c/train_994_c_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_994/train_994_c/train_994_c_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_994_c_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Thoracic esophageal calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. The halo signs described in the previous study in both lung parenchyma were decreased in the current study. There are significant dimensional and numerical reductions in nodular densities described in the previous study. The organs described in the sections passing through the upper abdomen are partially included in the study and were evaluated as suboptimal. . A small amount of new effusion is observed bilaterally. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in bone structures.", "impression": "Bilateral small amount of new effusion is observed.", "disease_findings": "Decreased halo signs in the lung parenchyma | Significant reduction in size and number of nodular densities"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1023/train_1023_a/train_1023_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1023/train_1023_a/train_1023_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1023_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures were evaluated as suboptimal because the examination was unenhanced. As far as can be seen; Trachea, both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the lumen. The ascending aorta is observed to be wider than normal with an anterior-posterior diameter of 41 mm. Aorta diameter and pulmonary artery diameters from the pattern are normal. Heart contour, size is normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Thoracic esophageal calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Free air images consistent with subcentimetric effusion and pneumothorax were observed in the left pleural space. The volume of the upper lobe of the left lung has decreased and it has a mild atelectasis appearance. In the upper lobe apical segments of both lungs, bulla-bleb formations up to 3.3 cm in size and diffuse cystic bronchiectasis were observed. Peribronchial thickenings are observed in the upper lobes and widespread centriacinar nodules are observed. In addition, diffuse interlobular septal thickenings in both lungs were noted. As far as can be seen in non-contrast sections; liver and spleen are normal. No stones were observed in both kidneys. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": "Ascending aortic aneurysm. Left hydropnomothorax, marked reduction in left upper lobe volume of the left lung, and atelectasis.  Cylindrical bronchiectasis, bulla-blep formations in the apical segments of both lungs. Diffuse interlobular septal thickenings in both lungs, peribronchial thickenings in the upper lobes, and diffuse centriacinar nodules; It can be compatible with pneumonic infiltration. Clinical and lab. It is recommended to be evaluated together with.", "disease_findings": "Subcentimeter effusion in the left pleural space | Volume loss in the left upper lobe with features of mild atelectasis | Bulla-bleb formations up to 3.3 cm in the apical segments of both upper lobes | Diffuse cystic bronchiectasis in the apical segments of both upper lobes | Peribronchial thickening in the upper lobes | Widespread centriacinar nodules | Diffuse interlobular septal thickening bilaterally"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1127/train_1127_a/train_1127_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1127/train_1127_a/train_1127_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1127_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "The mediastinal main vascular structures and the heart could not be evaluated optimally due to the lack of IV contrast, and the calibration of the vascular structures, the heart contour and size are natural. No pericardial effusion or thickening was detected. Effusion up to a depth of 20 mm was observed in the left pleural space. In the posterobasal segment of the lower lobe of the left lung adjacent to the effusion, an area of increase in density was observed, which was evaluated in favor of compressive atelectasis, in which air bronchogram areas were observed in the linear. There are sequela parenchymal changes in the posterobasal segment of both lung lower lobes. No active infiltrative or mass lesion was detected in both lung parenchyma. Peribronchial diffuse mild increase in thickness is present. There are a few non-specific nodules of millimeter size in both lungs. Ventilation of both lungs is natural. Trachea, both main bronchi are open and no occlusive pathology is detected. No pathological increase in thoracic esophagus wall thickness is observed. No lymph node is observed in the mediastinum and in both axillary regions in pathological size and appearance. No fracture or lytic-destructive lesion was observed in the bone structures within the image.", "impression": " Left pleural effusion and compressive atelectasis in the adjacent lung parenchyma, sequela parenchymal changes in the lower lobes of both lungs, diffuse peribronchial minimal thickness increase in both lungs, millimetric non-specific nodules in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Area of increased density in the posterobasal segment of the left lower lobe | Compressive atelectasis with linear air bronchograms adjacent to the effusion | Bilateral posterobasal lung lower lobes fibrotic changes | Diffuse mild thickening of the peribronchial regions | Multiple indeterminate subcentimeter nodules in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1147/train_1147_a/train_1147_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1147/train_1147_a/train_1147_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1147_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal main vascular structures and cardiac examination were not evaluated optimally because of the lack of IV contrast. Calibration of vascular structures as far as can be observed is natural. An increase in heart size is observed. A pacemaker is observed on the anterior left chest wall and there is a catheter extending to the right ventricular wall. Pericardial effusion was observed. Measured approximately 30mm deep. Bilateral pleural effusion was observed. It measures approximately 75 mm at its deepest point on the right and approximately 55 mm at its deepest point on the left. Trachea, both main bronchi are open and no obstructive pathology is observed. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the thoracic esophagus. In the mediastinum, there are lymph nodes with fusiform configuration, the largest of which is approximately 18x9 mm in size at the prevascular level. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Active infiltration or mass lesion is not observed in both lungs, and there are smooth interlobular-interstitial septal thickness increases. It was primarily evaluated as secondary to cardiac pathology. In the upper abdomen sections within the image, no intraabdominal free fluid or loculated collection was detected as far as can be observed within the borders of non-contrast CT. No lytic or destructive lesions were observed in the bone structures in the study area.", "impression": " Increase in heart size  Pericardial and bilateral pleural effusion  Smooth interlobular-interstitial septal thickness increases in both lungs; evaluated as secondary to cardiac pathology.", "disease_findings": "Smooth interlobular and interstitial septal thickening"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1213/train_1213_a/train_1213_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1213/train_1213_a/train_1213_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1213_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: When the first examination of the patient is examined, the primary mass of the patient is observed in the lower lobe of the right lung. In this examination, consolidation with air bronchogram is observed in the central and peripheral parts of the right lung, especially in the middle lobe. The primary mass of the patient could not be followed up due to consolidation. Apart from the described consolidation, soft tissue lesions that may be compatible with nodule-nodular consolidations are observed in the upper lobe of the right lung. In the described appearances, they may be due to metastases or to an infective pathology. This distinction was not made in this study. There are peribronchial thickenings in the left lung and aerated right lung, and centriacinar nodules in the left lung, especially in the lower lobe, in places. The described manifestations were primarily evaluated in favor of infective pathology distal airway disease?. No mass was detected in the left lung. There is minimal pleural effusion on the right. No pleural effusion was detected on the left.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Consolidation with air bronchograms in the right lung, predominantly within the middle lobe | Primary mass in the lower lobe of the right lung obscured by consolidation | Soft tissue densities in the upper lobe of the right lung | Peribronchial thickening in the left lung | Scattered centrilobular nodules in the left lung, predominance in the lower lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1246/train_1246_c/train_1246_c_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1246/train_1246_c/train_1246_c_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1246_c_1.nii.gz", "findings": " According to the previous examination, there is an increase in the amount of pleural effusion in the right lung and a decrease in the amount of pleural effusion in the left lung. Other findings are stable when evaluated together with the patients previous examination.", "impression": "There is an increase in pleural effusion in the right lung and a decrease in pleural effusion in the left lung.", "disease_findings": "Increase in the amount of pleural effusion in the right lung | Decrease in the amount of pleural effusion in the left lung"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1261/train_1261_a/train_1261_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1261/train_1261_a/train_1261_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1261_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Fusiform aneurysmatic dilatation is observed in a segment of approximately 170 mm in the descending thoracic aorta. Anteroposterior and transverse diameters of the dilatation were measured as 130x160mm at its widest point. An endovascular stent is observed in the descending thoracic aorta, starting from the level of the origin of the subclavian artery and continuing up to the proximal part of the abdominal aorta. The ascending aorta diameter is normal. The diameters of the pulmonary arteries are normal. Atheroma plaques are observed in the aorta and coronary arteries. The abdominal aorta diameter within the sections is also observed as normal. Heart contour and size are normal. There are no pathologically enlarged lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions. Pleural effusion is observed on the right. No pleural effusion was detected on the left. There is no obstructive pathology in the trachea and both main bronchi. There are emphysematous changes in both lungs. Atelectasis is observed in the lower lobe of the right lung, which is understood to be due to the compression of the aneurysmatic dilatation. There is no mass or infiltrative lesion in both ventilated lungs. The mass, which can be distinguished in the upper abdominal organs within the sections, could not be observed within the limits of CT without contrast. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was detected in the sections. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": "Large fusiform aneurysmatic dilatation of the descending thoracic aorta.  Pleural effusion on the right.", "disease_findings": "Emphysematous changes in both lungs | Atelectasis in the lower lobe of the right lung"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1261/train_1261_d/train_1261_d_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1261/train_1261_d/train_1261_d_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1261_d_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Bilateral minimal pleural effusion, more prominent on the right, was observed. The pleural effusion measured approximately 80 mm at the contour level of the lower lobe of the right lung at its thickest point. On the right, there is a thickening of the pleura adjacent to the effusion and septum-like appearances within the effusion. The described appearances could not be characterized because no contrast agent was given. When the patient is evaluated together with the clinical preliminary diagnosis, it is recommended to investigate these appearances in terms of empyema. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. The patient has a tracheostomy. There are diffuse emphysematous changes in both lungs. There are consolidations in the right lung lower lobe superior segment and the posterobasal segment in the left lung lower lobe. The described consolidations have just emerged. When evaluated together with the clinical diagnosis, these manifestations were primarily evaluated in favor of pneumonic infiltration. There are atelectasis adjacent to the effusion in both lung lower lobes. Linear atelectasis and pleuroparenchymal sequelae changes are observed in other parts of both lungs. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. There is minimal pericardial effusion. Atheroma plaques are observed in the aorta and coronary arteries. Thrombosed fusiform aneurysmatic dilatation is observed in the descending thoracic aorta. The aneurysm measured 130x150 mm at its widest point. There is a thrombus in the aneurysm, reaching a thickness of about 100 mm. There is an endovascular stent inside the aneurysm. Ascending aorta arch aortic diameters are normal. Pulmonary artery diameters are normal. There are no pathologically enlarged lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was detected in the sections. There is an appearance of gastrostomy in the stomach. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": "Atherosclerotic changes in the aorta, thrombosed fusiform aneurysmatic dilation in the descending aorta, and stent within the aneurysm. Bilateral minimal pleural effusion, more prominent on the right, thickening of the pleura adjacent to the effusion on the right, and septum-like appearances within the effusion.  Consolidations evaluated primarily in favor of pneumonic infiltration in the lower lobes of both lungs. Emphysematous changes in both lungs. Atelectasis in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Thickening of the pleura adjacent to the effusion on the right | Diffuse emphysematous changes in both lungs | Consolidations in the superior segment of the right lower lobe | Consolidations in the posterobasal segment of the left lower lobe | Recent consolidations in the superior segment of the right lower lobe | Recent consolidations in the posterobasal segment of the left lower lobe | Atelectasis adjacent to the effusion in both lower lobes | Linear atelectasis in other parts of both lungs | Pleuroparenchymal scarring in other parts of both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1263/train_1263_b/train_1263_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1263/train_1263_b/train_1263_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1263_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. There are findings evaluated in favor of pleuroparenchymal sequelae changes in both lung apex. In addition, linear and subsegmental atelectasis were observed in the lower middle lobe and lower lobe of the right lung. No mass or infiltrative lesion was detected in both lungs. No pleural or pericardial effusion was detected. There is minimal pleural effusion on the right.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Findings consistent with scarring in both lung apices | Linear atelectasis in the middle lobe and lower lobe of the right lung | Subsegmental atelectasis in the middle lobe and lower lobe of the right lung | Minimal pleural effusion on the right"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1276/train_1276_a/train_1276_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1276/train_1276_a/train_1276_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1276_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures were evaluated as suboptimal because the examination was unenhanced. As far as can be observed: Trachea, both main bronchial lumens are open. No obstructive pathology was detected in the lumen of the trachea and both main bronchi. Calibration of thoracic main vascular structures is natural. Heart contour and size are natural. Pericardial thickening-effusion was not observed. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant pathological wall thickening was detected in the examination borders. No lymph node was detected in mediastinal pathological size and appearance. When both lung parenchyma windows are evaluated; Between the bilateral pleural leaves, free pleural effusion with an increased thickness of 4 mm on the right and 63 mm on the left and atelectatic changes in the adjacent lung parenchyma were observed. A large area of pneumothorax measuring 16 mm in thickness is observed on the right. Nonspecific parenchymal nodules measuring 4 mm in diameter were observed in both lung parenchyma, the largest of which was in the left lung lingular segment. Upper abdominal organs included in the examination area are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. On the right, a 12x7.5 mm lymph node is observed between the supradiaphragmatic fatty planes. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in bone structures.", "impression": "Bilateral diffuse pleural effusion and atelectatic changes. Parenchymal nodules in both lungs.  Large area of pneumothorax on the right.", "disease_findings": "Atelectatic changes in the lung parenchyma adjacent to pleural effusions | Nonspecific parenchymal nodules measuring up to 4 mm in diameter in both lungs | Largest nodule located in the left lung lingular segment"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1298/train_1298_a/train_1298_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1298/train_1298_a/train_1298_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1298_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. There is bilateral minimal pleural effusion. Consolidation and ground-glass appearances are observed in the lower lobes of both lungs. The described appearances were evaluated in favor of pneumonic infiltration. No mass was detected in both lungs. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. No pleural or pericardial effusion was detected. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were detected in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No pathological wall thickness increase was observed in the esophagus within the sections. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection or pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were detected in the sections. Thoracic vertebral corpus heights, alignments and densities are normal. Intervertebral disc distances are preserved. The neural foramina are open.", "impression": " Findings evaluated primarily in favor of pneumonic infiltration in the lower lobes of both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Bilateral minimal pleural effusion | Consolidation in the lower lobes of both lungs | Ground-glass opacities in the lower lobes of both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1301/train_1301_a/train_1301_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1301/train_1301_a/train_1301_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1301_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": " A catheter image extending from the port chamber and right internal jugular vein to the superior vena cava-right atrium junction was observed on the anterior chest wall on the right. Trachea was in the midline of both main bronchi and no obstructive pathology was observed in the lumen. The mediastinum could not be evaluated optimally in the non-contrast examination. As far as can be seen; the main vascular structures of the mediastinum are the heart, the contour size is normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. A calcific atheroma plaque was observed in the aortic arch. A pleural effusion measuring 10 mm 16 mm in the previous examination was observed in the thickest part of the left hemithorax. Sequelae thickening was observed in the posterior costal pleura in the right hemithorax. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant pathological wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Segmentary-subsegmental tubular bronchiectasis and peribonchial thickening were observed in both lungs. In the left lung inferior lingular, lower lobe basal, right lung middle lobe, central-peripheral crazy paving pattern formed, small patchy, faintly limited ground glass opacities are observed, and the appearance is suspicious for Covid-19 pneumonia. It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical and laboratory. Pleuroparenchymal fibroatelectasis-sequelae changes were observed in the right lung middle lobe medial, left lung upper lobe inferior lingular, and both lung lower lobe basal segments. There are several millimetric nonspecific pulmonary nodules in the lung parenchyma and it is stable. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": "Slightly regressed left pleural effusion, sequela thickening of right posterocostal pleura. Pleuroparenchymal fibrotic-sequelae changes and stable nonspecific parenchymal nodules in both lungs.  Suspicious findings for Covid-19 pneumonia in both lung parenchyma. It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical and laboratory. Segmental-subsegmentary tubular bronchiectasis, peribronchial thickening in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Scarring in the posterior costal pleura of the right hemithorax | Segmental and subsegmental tubular bronchiectasis in both lungs | Peribronchial thickening in both lungs | Central-peripheral crazy paving pattern with small, patchy, faintly limited ground-glass opacities in the left lung inferior lingular segment | Central-peripheral crazy paving pattern with small, patchy, faintly limited ground-glass opacities in the left lung lower lobe basal segment | Central-peripheral crazy paving pattern with small, patchy, faintly limited ground-glass opacities in the right lung middle lobe | Scarring and atelectasis in the right lung middle lobe medial segment | Scarring and atelectasis in the left lung upper lobe inferior lingular segment | Scarring and atelectasis in both lung lower lobe basal segments | Several subcentimeter nonspecific pulmonary nodules in the lung parenchyma, stable"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1310/train_1310_b/train_1310_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1310/train_1310_b/train_1310_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1310_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": " Trachea, both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was observed in the lumen. The mediastinum could not be evaluated optimally in the non-contrast examination. As far as can be seen; The mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour and size are normal. Effusion reaching 14 mm in thickness was observed in the pericardial space. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant pathological wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. Massive pleural effusion with free air images is observed in the right hemithorax. Pneumothorax has just emerged in the current review. The heart and mediastinal structures are observed to be displaced to the left. No pleural effusion was detected on the left. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; The right lung has a total atelectasis appearance. An irregularly circumscribed nodule causing minimal structural distortion and volume loss was observed in the anterior segment of the left lung upper lobe. The described nodular lesion measured approximately 10x22 mm at its widest point. In the presence of primary disease, this appearance was thought to be primarily metastasis. Apart from this, a few millimetric nonspecific nodules were observed in the left lung. Thickening of the peribronchial sheath and linear atelectasis were observed on the left. There was no finding in favor of infection in the left lung. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was detected in the sections. No lymph nodes in pathological dimensions were observed. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": "Lung Ca in the follow-up, irregularly circumscribed nodule in the left upper lobe of the lung, which is evaluated primarily in favor of metastasis; it is stable. Millimetric nonspecific nodules in the left lung.  Thickening of the peribronchial sheath, atelectatic changes in the left lung. Hydropnomothorax in the right, total atelectasis in the right lung.", "disease_findings": "Total atelectasis in the right lung | Irregularly circumscribed nodule causing minimal structural distortion and volume loss in the anterior segment of the left upper lobe, measuring approximately 10x22 mm | Subcentimeter nonspecific nodules in the left lung | Thickening of the peribronchial sheath in the left lung | Linear atelectasis in the left lung"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1384/train_1384_b/train_1384_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1384/train_1384_b/train_1384_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1384_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": "No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. No mass or infiltrative lesion was observed in both lungs. In the previous examination of the patient, it was understood that the consolidation observed in the lower lobe of the left lung disappeared. There is uniform interlobular septal thickening in both lungs secondary to cardiac pathology?. Bilateral pleural effusion is observed, more prominently on the right. There is atelectasis in the equine lobe of the left lung adjacent to the pleural effusion. Heart contour and size are normal. There is minimal pericardial effusion. Pericardial thickening was not detected. There is no upper abdominal free fluid-collection within the sections.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Uniform interlobular septal thickening in both lungs | Atelectasis in the lingula of the left lung adjacent to the pleural effusion"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1385/train_1385_a/train_1385_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1385/train_1385_a/train_1385_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1385_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": " In the current examination, massive effusion was observed in the right pleural space and no aeration was detected in the right lung. Mediastinal vascular structures and heart are deviated to the left. In the lower lobe posterolateral segment of the left lung, there is an increase in density in the peripheral subpleural area of the newly developed ground glass density with indistinct borders. Pneumonic infiltration is considered in its ethology. The appearance may belong to early viral pneumonia. It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical and laboratory findings. No mass was detected in the left lung. Sequelae are parenchymal changes. Apart from this, no significant changes were detected in other lesions described in the previous PET-CT examination as far as can be observed. In the upper abdominal sections within the image, no solid mass was detected as far as can be observed within the borders of non-contrast CT. No lytic or destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the image.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Newly developed ground-glass opacity with indistinct borders in the peripheral subpleural area of the lower lobe posterolateral segment of the left lung | Parenchymal changes suggesting scarring"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1396/train_1396_a/train_1396_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1396/train_1396_a/train_1396_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1396_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi were open and no obstructive pathology was detected in the lumen. Mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. Pericardial minimal effusion is present. It measures 12 mm at its deepest point. No left pleural effusion was detected. Effusion up to 32 mm is observed in the deepest part on the right. No pathological increase in wall thickness is observed in the thoracic esophagus. In mediastinal lymph node stations, no lymph node is observed in pathological size and appearance. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; In the right lung upper lobe posterior and lower lobe superior segment, an area of increase in density consistent with the consolidation observed in air bronchograms is observed. In addition, vaguely circumscribed ground glass densities are observed in the left lung pneumonic left lung upper lobe anterior segment apicoposterior segment and right lung middle lobe medial segment and lower lobe superior segment. Nodules were evaluated in favor of consolidation areas. In the etiology of the described findings, primarily infectious pathologies are considered, and post-treatment control is recommended. There are emphysematous changes in both lung parenchyma. In the upper abdomen sections within the image, free fluid, loculated collection, and solid mass are not observed within the borders of non-contrast CT. No lytic-destructive lesion was observed in the bone structures within the image, and the vertebral corpus heights were preserved.", "impression": "Minimal pericardial effusion, right pleural effusion, areas of consolidation defined in both lung parenchyma and areas of increased density in the right lung parenchyma consistent with nodular consolidation; infectious pathologies are considered in the etiology of the described findings and post-treatment control is recommended.", "disease_findings": "Area of increased density consistent with consolidation in the right lung upper lobe posterior segment | Air bronchograms in the right lung upper lobe posterior segment | Air bronchograms in the right lung lower lobe superior segment | Vaguely circumscribed ground glass densities in the left lung upper lobe anterior segment | Vaguely circumscribed ground glass densities in the left lung apicoposterior segment | Vaguely circumscribed ground glass densities in the right lung middle lobe medial segment | Vaguely circumscribed ground glass densities in the right lung lower lobe superior segment | Nodules evaluated in favor of consolidation areas | Emphysematous changes in both lung parenchyma"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1405/train_1405_a/train_1405_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1405/train_1405_a/train_1405_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1405_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the lumen. Mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant pathological wall thickening was detected. In the mediastinum, in both axillary regions and in the supraclavicular fossa, no lymph nodes are observed in pathological size and appearance. Pericardial, right pleural effusion was not detected. Effusion up to 13 mm is observed in the deepest part of the left pleural space. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; No active infiltration or mass lesion was detected in the right lung parenchyma. Structural distortion, loss of volume and atelectatic changes are observed in the left lung lingular segment and lower lobe. Its widest dimension was measured as 30x16 mm in axial sections series 2 / 276. Tissue diagnosis is recommended. No solid or cystic mass was detected in the upper abdominal organs included in the sections, within the limits of CT without contrast. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Intra-abdominal free fluid, intra-abdominal pathological size and appearance of lymph nodes are not observed. No lytic or destructive lesions were observed in the bone structures in the examination area, and the height of the vertebral corpus was preserved.", "impression": "Left pleural effusion, left lung lingular segment and lower lobe have structural distortion, volume loss, atelectatic changes, and a suspicious mass lesion is observed in the posterior left lower lobe whose borders cannot be clearly distinguished from atelectasis lung parenchyma. Tissue diagnosis is recommended.", "disease_findings": "Atelectatic changes in the left lung lingular segment and lower lobe | Suspicious mass lesion in the posterior left lower lobe measuring 30x16 mm in axial sections | Effusion up to 13 mm in the deepest part of the left pleural space"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1409/train_1409_a/train_1409_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1409/train_1409_a/train_1409_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1409_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "No lymph node was observed in the supraclavicular fossa, axilla and mediastinum in pathological size and appearance. Heart dimensions and compartments appear natural. Calibration of mediastinal major vascular structures is natural. Pericardial effusion was not observed. Normal calibration of the esophagus is observed. The long axis of the lesion was 45 mm in the current examination. It was 64 mm in the previous examination. A decrease of 29% is observed in its dimensions. Along with the reduction in size of the mass lesion in the lower lobe of the left lung, pleuroparenchymal fibrotic density increases and subsegmental atelectasis areas developed around the lesion. Among the left pleural leaves, pleural free fluid reaching 21 mm in diameter at its widest point was not present in the previous imaging and has just developed. A very millimetric nodule 1 mm observed in the previous examination in the superior segment of the right lung lower lobe shows a slight increase in size and density 2 mm in the current examination. A nodule with a diameter of 4 mm in the posterior part of the left lung upper lobe lingula superior segment is 3 mm in the previous examination. There is a slight increase in size. In the posterior segment of the left lung upper lobe, there is a nodule measuring 1 mm in diameter in the previous examination and 3 mm in diameter in the current examination, which again shows a slight increase in size. No space-occupying lesions were detected in the adrenal glands in the upper abdominal sections. In the upper abdomen sections, there was no finding in favor of progression within the section. No lytic-destructive lesion was detected in the bone structures included in the study area.", "impression": "Metastatic lung Ca . 29% reduction in the size of the primary mass lesion in the lower lobe of the left lung . Newly developed left pleural effusion . There are several millimetric nodules in both lungs. An increase of mm in size was observed in the process of these nodules. It will be convenient to follow.", "disease_findings": "45 mm mass lesion in the lower lobe of the left lung, reduced from 64 mm | Increased pleuroparenchymal fibrotic density around the mass lesion in the lower lobe of the left lung | Development of subsegmental atelectasis around the mass lesion in the lower lobe of the left lung | Subcentimeter nodule in the superior segment of the right lower lobe increased from 1 mm to 2 mm | Nodule in the posterior part of the left upper lobe lingula superior segment increased from 3 mm to 4 mm | Nodule in the posterior segment of the left upper lobe increased from 1 mm to 3 mm"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1436/train_1436_a/train_1436_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1436/train_1436_a/train_1436_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1436_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": " Mediastinal vascular structures and heart could not be evaluated optimally due to the lack of contrast in the examination. Calibration of vascular structures, heart contour and size are normal. An effusion measuring 23 mm in size is observed in the pericardial area, in the deepest part, adjacent to the right ventricle. It is stable. There are calcified atheromatous plaques on the wall of the coronary arteries. Trachea, both main bronchi are open. No obstructive pathology was detected. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. In mediastinal lymph node stations, no lymph node in pathological size and appearance was detected at the bilateral hilus level. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; There is volume loss in the left lung and the mediastinal structures are deviated to the left. There is an effusion measuring 45 mm in the deepest part of the left pleura, where air densities are observed in the pleural area secondary to the interference. In the ventilated left lung parenchyma, areas of increase in density consistent with linear -subsegmental atelectasis are observed with thickening of the peribronchovascular sheath. No active infiltration or mass lesion was detected in the right lung parenchyma. In the abdominal sections within the image, no solid mass is observed within the borders of non-contrast CT. No solid or cystic mass was detected in the bilateral adrenal gland. No lesion suggesting lytic-destructive metastasis was observed in the bone structures included in the study area.", "impression": "Left lung lower lobe and lingular - pleural leaf thickening in the lower zone and effusion in which air densities are observed between the pleural leaves secondary to interference. Density increases consistent with linear-subsegmental atelectasis in aerated left lung parenchyma consistent with atelectasis . Increased thickness in peribronchovascular structure . Pericardial effusion .", "disease_findings": "Areas of increased density consistent with linear subsegmental atelectasis in the ventilated left lung parenchyma | Thickening of the peribronchovascular sheath"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1438/train_1438_d/train_1438_d_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1438/train_1438_d/train_1438_d_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1438_d_1.nii.gz", "findings": " Since no contrast agent was given, it was learned that the mediastinal main vascular structures, abdominal solid organs within the image and the heart could not be evaluated optimally, but as far as can be observed, the right breast of the patient was operated for Ca. The right breast is not observed. No bordering mass was detected in the mastectomy site and left breast. Loculated collection is not observed. Multiple lymphadenopathies are observed in the bilateral axilla, bilateral retropectoral regions, and in the cervical chain within the sections, and in the supraclavicular area. The larger lymphadenopathies described are observed at both axilla and supraclavicular levels. 11.08. However, according to 03.2020 PET-CT examination, there is an increase in the size of lymphadenopathies. In addition, lymph nodes with a short diameter of less than 1 cm are observed in the mediastinum and bilateral hilar regions. Heart contour size is natural. Minimal pericardial effusion was observed. However, in the current examination, there is a newly developed effusion up to 13 mm in the deepest part of the right pleural space. Atheroma plaques are observed in the aorta and coronary arteries. No pathological wall thickness increase was observed in the esophagus within the image. There are sequelae changes in both lungs. Sequelae changes and occasional atelectasis are observed. No active infiltration or mass lesion was detected in both lung parenchyma. No lesion suggesting lytic or destructive metastasis was detected in the bone structures within the image.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Newly developed effusion measuring up to 13 mm in the deepest part of the right pleural space | Scarring changes in both lungs | Occasional atelectasis"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1448/train_1448_c/train_1448_c_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1448/train_1448_c/train_1448_c_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1448_c_1.nii.gz", "findings": " Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be followed: It was learned that the patient was operated for laryngeal ca. Tracheostomy is available. No obstructive pathology was detected in the trachea and in both main bronchi in this examination. There are lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions, the largest of which is short 1 cm in diameter. When the patient was examined previously, the presence of lymphadenopathy extending along the trachea to the right of the midline in the paratracheal region was noted. It is understood that the lymphadenopathy described in this examination has almost completely disappeared and an unbounded increase in density remains in this localization. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the esophagus within the sections. Bilateral pleural effusion is observed, more prominently on the right. The pleural effusion continues to the upper lobe of the lung when the patient is in the supine position. The effusion measured 5 cm on the right at its thickest point. No significant pleural thickening was detected. Heart contour and size are normal. There is minimal pericardial effusion. Atheroma plaques are observed in the aorta and coronary arteries. Diffuse emphysematous changes are observed in both lungs. There is atelectasis adjacent to the effusion in both lung lower lobes. In the upper lobe of the right lung, there is an appearance compatible with a large consolidation-mass with a cavity in the central part. The longest diameter of the described lesion was measured 85 mm at its widest point series 2 slice 100. This look is thick-walled. This appearance may belong to a consolidation with cavitation in the central part, or it may be due to a soft tissue mass. It was learned that the patient was biopsied from the cavitary lesion wall and it was compatible with benign pathology. Apart from this, there are budding tree appearances in the right lung middle lobe and lower lobe adjacent to the described area. In the lower lobe of the left lung, budding tree appearances are observed in a small area. When evaluated together with the cavitary lesion in the upper lobe of the right lung, the findings were thought to be due to a specific infection. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was detected in the sections. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed. There are no lytic-destructive lesions in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": "Operated larynx ca, tracheostomy cannula in the trachea during follow-up . Mediastinal and hilar stable lymph nodes . Bilateral pleural effusion . Cavity in the right upper lobe of the lung, in the central part, and when evaluated together with the patients previous examinations, the appearance, which is thought to be primarily a consolidation, is more prominent on the right budding tree appearances in both lungs patient is recommended to be evaluated for a specific infection.", "disease_findings": "Diffuse emphysematous changes in both lungs | Atelectasis adjacent to the effusion in both lower lobes | Large consolidation-mass with a cavity in the central part of the right upper lobe, measuring 8.5 cm at its widest point | Thick-walled lesion in the right upper lobe | Budding tree appearances in the right lung middle lobe and lower lobe adjacent to the described area | Budding tree appearances in a small area of the left lower lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1448/train_1448_e/train_1448_e_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1448/train_1448_e/train_1448_e_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1448_e_1.nii.gz", "findings": " Bilateral pleural effusion, prominent on the right, was observed.5 cm in the previous examination. Atelectatic changes were observed in the adjacent lung parenchyma. No significant changes were detected in the current examination in the areas of loculated pleural effusion on the right. The image of a catheter extending into the abscess cavity was observed in the patient with a history of percutaneous abscess drainage. However, in the current examination, focal patchy condolidation areas were observed in the anterior segment of the left lung upper lobe and in the lingular segment. In the lower lobe of the right lung, patchy consolidation areas and acinar opacities were observed with a similar appearance. The appearance was primarily evaluated as compatible with the infection process. The findings described have only recently emerged in the current review. In the other described findings, no significant change was detected in the current examination.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Atelectatic changes in the adjacent lung parenchyma | Focal patchy consolidation areas in the anterior segment of the left upper lobe | Focal patchy consolidation areas in the lingular segment | Patchy consolidation areas in the lower lobe of the right lung | Acinar opacities in the lower lobe of the right lung"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1455/train_1455_a/train_1455_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1455/train_1455_a/train_1455_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1455_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and lumen of both main bronchi are open. Mediastinal structures were evaluated as suboptimal since the examination was unenhanced. As far as can be seen; heart size increased. There is an effusion measuring 15 mm in the widest part of the pericardium. Calibration of thoracic main vascular structures is natural. No dilatation was detected in the thoracic aorta. Pericardial thickening was not detected. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant pathological wall thickening was detected. No lymph node was detected in mediastinal and bilateral hilar pathological size and appearance. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Free pleural effusion measuring 44 mm in its thickest part and atelectasis-consolidation areas in the lower lobe are observed between the pleural leaves on the right. Areas of atelectasis were observed in the inferior ligular segment of the left lung. Upper abdominal sections entering the examination area are natural. The gallbladder was not observed operated. Bilateral adrenal gland calibration was normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. No lytic-destructive lesion was detected in bone structures.", "impression": "Cardiomegaly, pericardial effusion. Right pleural effusion, areas of atelectasis-consolidation in right lung lower lobe Imaging features atypical or rarely reported for Covid-19 pneumonia. Clinical laboratory correlation recommended", "disease_findings": "Areas of atelectasis-consolidation in the lower lobe between the pleural leaves on the right | Areas of atelectasis in the inferior lingular segment of the left lung"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1474/train_1474_a/train_1474_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1474/train_1474_a/train_1474_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1474_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi are normal. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Minimal bronchiectasis is observed in the central parts of both lungs. There are emphysematous changes in both lungs. Millimetric nonspecific nodules were observed in both lungs. No mass or infiltrative lesion was detected in both lungs. There is minimal pleural effusion on the right. No pleural effusion was detected on the left. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. There is minimal pericardial effusion. Calcific atheroma plaques are observed in the aorta and coronary arteries. The main pulmonary artery diameter is larger than normal. The diameters of the right and left pulmonary arteries are larger than normal. There are lymphadenopathies in prevascular, paratracheal, subcarinal and both hilar regions. The largest of the described lymphadenopathies is observed in the subcarinal area and its short diameter is 24 mm. There is no pathological wall thickness increase in the esophagus within the sections. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was detected in the sections. In the upper abdominal organs within the sections, there is no mass with distinguishable borders as far as it can be observed within the borders of non-enhanced CT. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": "Minimal pleural effusion on the right . Minimal pericardial effusion, atherosclerotic changes in the aorta and coronary arteries, increased pulmonary artery diameter . Mediastinal and hilar lymphadenopathies", "disease_findings": "Minimal bronchiectasis in the central parts of both lungs | Emphysematous changes in both lungs | Subcentimeter nonspecific nodules in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1483/train_1483_a/train_1483_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1483/train_1483_a/train_1483_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1483_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Widespread patchy ground glass-consolidation areas are observed in both lungs. The outlook is in favor of viral pneumonia. Similar findings are observed in typical Covid-19 pneumonia. Apart from this, there are calcific atheroma plaques in the coronary arteries. Minimal effusion is observed between the leaves of both pleura. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": " Typical-probable Covid-19 pneumonia.", "disease_findings": "Widespread patchy ground-glass opacities in both lungs | Consolidation areas in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1486/train_1486_b/train_1486_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1486/train_1486_b/train_1486_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1486_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi are open and no obstructive pathology is detected. Mediastinal vascular structures could not be evaluated optimally because the cardiac examination was without IV contrast. Calibration of vascular structures, heart contour and size are normal as far as can be observed. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the thoracic esophagus. No lymph node was observed in the mediastinum in pathological size and appearance. In the evaluation made in the lung parenchyma window: In both lungs, areas of multilobar indistinct consolidation and density increase in ground glass density were observed in the peripheral subpleural areas and peribronchial areas. Findings suggest viral pneumonias. No mass lesions were detected in both lungs. Bilateral minimal pleural effusion and pericardial effusion were observed, more prominently on the right. No lytic or destructive lesions were observed in the bone structures within the image.", "impression": " Findings consistent with viral pneumonia in both lungs, bilateral minimal pleural and pericardial effusion.", "disease_findings": "Multilobar indistinct consolidation in both lungs | Increased ground glass density in the peripheral subpleural and peribronchial regions of both lungs | Bilateral minimal pleural effusion, more prominent on the right"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1511/train_1511_a/train_1511_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1511/train_1511_a/train_1511_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1511_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": " Trachea and both main bronchi are normal. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Linear and nodular density increases, minimal structural distortion and minimal volume loss are observed in the laterobasal segment in the lower lobe of the left lung. The described appearance was evaluated in favor of pleuroparenchymal sequelae change. There are minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs. No mass or infiltrative lesion was detected in both lungs. There is bilateral minimal pleural effusion. It is understood that pleural effusion emerged in this examination. No pleural thickening was detected. Mediastinal structures without contrast material cannot be evaluated optimally. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. No pericardial effusion or thickening was detected. There are calcific atheromatous plaques in the aorta and coronary arteries. The anterior-posterior diameter of the ascending aorta is 42 mm at its widest point and is wider than normal. The diameters of the aortic arch and descending aorta are normal. Pulmonary artery diameters are normal. There are no pathologically enlarged lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the esophagus within the sections. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was observed in the sections. No enlarged lymph nodes in pathological dimensions were detected. In the upper abdominal organs within the sections, there is no mass with distinguishable borders as far as can be observed within the limits of non-contrast CT. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": "Rectal Ca on follow-up. Bilateral minimal pleural effusion.  Appearance evaluated in favor of pleuroparenchymal sequelae change in the lower lobe of the left lung. Atherosclerotic changes in the aorta and coronary arteries.", "disease_findings": "Linear and nodular density increases in the laterobasal segment of the left lower lobe | Minimal structural distortion in the laterobasal segment of the left lower lobe | Minimal volume loss in the laterobasal segment of the left lower lobe | Minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs | Bilateral minimal pleural effusion"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1540/train_1540_a/train_1540_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1540/train_1540_a/train_1540_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1540_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": " In the right pectoral region, a chemotherapy port in the subcutaneous tissue and a catheter extending from this port to the superior vena cava were observed. Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. Stable lymph nodes were observed in paracardiac fatty tissue. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; There are emphysematous bronchiectatic changes in both lungs. In the posterior segment of the right lung, the soft tissue density, measuring 25 mm in its widest part, containing calcifications in the subpleural area, persists sequelae?. A 7 mm diameter nodule persists in the vicinity of this area. A 15 mm diameter nodule persists in the anterior segment of the upper lobe of the right lung. An area of atelectasis was observed in the middle lobe of the right lung. Peribronchial thickness increases are present in both lungs. There are sequelae fibrotic changes and millimetric calcified nodules in the apical segment of the right lung and the apicoposterior segment of the left lung. There is minimal pleural effusion in the right lung and passive atelectasis adjacent to it. In the upper lobes of both lungs, there are areas of increased density in the ground glass density, prominent on the left. Bilateral pleural effusion was not detected. The organs passing through the upper abdomen are indicated in the MRI examination. Bone structures entering the cross-sectional area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are natural.", "impression": "No significant difference was found in other findings.", "disease_findings": "Emphysematous changes in both lungs | Bronchiectatic changes in both lungs | Soft tissue density measuring 2.5 cm in the posterior segment of the right lung containing calcifications in the subpleural area | 7 mm diameter nodule in the posterior segment of the right lung | 15 mm diameter nodule in the anterior segment of the upper lobe of the right lung | Atelectasis in the middle lobe of the right lung | Peribronchial thickening in both lungs | Fibrotic changes in the apical segment of the right lung and the apicoposterior segment of the left lung | Minimal pleural effusion in the right lung with adjacent passive atelectasis | Areas of increased ground-glass density in the upper lobes of both lungs, more prominent on the left"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1542/train_1542_a/train_1542_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1542/train_1542_a/train_1542_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1542_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. No pleural or pericardial effusion was detected. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were detected in the mediastinum and hilar regions. Pleural effusion is observed on the left. The pleural effusion measured 34 mm at its thickest point. It is observed that the pleural effusion extends towards the fissure and is locally loculated. Minimal air is observed in the left pleural space. The chest tube ending in the lateral of the upper lobe apicoposterior segment of the lung is observed on the left. A thin-walled cavitary lesion measuring approximately 55x65 mm was observed at the level of the basal segments of the lower lobe of the left lung. It was learned that the patient was followed up for pneumothorax. There is also minimal pleural effusion on the right. The pleural effusion measured 18 mm at its thickest point. There is no obstructive pathology in the trachea and both main bronchi. Consolidated lung segments are observed in the left lung, especially in the lower lobes. These appearances may be pneumonic infiltrates as well as atelectasis. This distinction was not made in this study. In the lower lobe of the right lung, there are consolidations and ground-glass appearances in the posterobasal and laterobasal segments. These appearances were thought to be primarily pneumonic infiltration. No mass was detected in both lungs. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was observed in the sections. No fractures or lytic-destructive lesions were observed in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": " Pleural effusion with a localized appearance on the left, thin-walled cavitary lesion in the lower lobe of the left lung adjacent to the basal segments, pleural effusion on the right.  Appearances evaluated primarily in favor of atelectasis in the left lung.  Consolidation and ground glass appearances evaluated in favor of pneumonic infiltration in the lower lobe of the right lung.", "disease_findings": "Pleural effusion extending towards the fissure and locally loculated | Thin-walled cavitary lesion measuring approximately 5.5x6.5 cm in the basal segments of the lower lobe of the left lung | Consolidated lung segments in the left lung, especially in the lower lobes | Consolidations and ground-glass opacities in the posterobasal and laterobasal segments of the lower lobe of the right lung | Minimal pleural effusion on the right, measuring 1.8 cm at its thickest point"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1586/train_1586_a/train_1586_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1586/train_1586_a/train_1586_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1586_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and main bronchi are open. Right upper, bilateral lower paratracheal lymphadenomegaly reaching 1 cm in narrow diameter is observed. The presence/absence of hilar lymphadenomegaly cannot be clearly evaluated due to the lack of contrast in the examination. The cardiothoracic index increased in favor of the heart. Placing pleural effusion is observed in the right hemithorax. In the evaluation of both lung parenchyma; Interlobular septal thickenings are observed in both lungs. There is also mosaic attenuation small airway disease? Small vessel disease?. A 4.5 mm diameter nodule extending to the pleura is observed in the anterior segment of the left lung upper lobe. In the sections passing through the upper part of the abdomen, the bilateral adrenal glands appear natural. No significant pathology was detected in the abdominal sections. No lytic-destructive lesion was detected in bone structures.", "impression": " Cardiomegaly.  Interlobular septal thickenings in both lungs, mosaic attenuation small airway disease? Small vessel disease?.  A 4.5 mm diameter nodule extending to the pleura in the anterior segment of the left lung upper lobe.", "disease_findings": "Interlobular septal thickenings in both lungs | Mosaic attenuation | 4.5 mm diameter nodule extending to the pleura in the anterior segment of the left upper lobe | Pleural effusion in the right hemithorax"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1593/train_1593_b/train_1593_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1593/train_1593_b/train_1593_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1593_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": " The trachea was in the midline of both main bronchi and no obstructive pathology was detected in the lumen. The mediastinum could not be evaluated optimally in the non-contrast examination. As far as can be seen; there is an increase in both pulmonary artery and pulmonary trunk calibration. Heart size increased. Calcified atheroma plaques were observed in the aortic arch and its supraaortic branches. Surgical suture materials secondary to previous bypass surgery were observed in the sternum and anterior mediastinum. Metallic densities are observed secondary to aortic valve replacement. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant pathological wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes were detected in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Multilobar multisegmental, central-peripheral localized, crazy paving pattern and patchy large ground glass consolidations showing signs of vascular enlargement were observed in both lungs, and the appearance is compatible with Covid-19 pneumonia. Bilateral pleural effusion persists and no significant difference was detected. Other findings are stable.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Multilobar, multisegmental, central and peripheral crazy paving pattern in both lungs | Patchy large ground glass consolidations with signs of vascular enlargement in both lungs | Bilateral pleural effusion persists without significant change"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1630/train_1630_a/train_1630_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1630/train_1630_a/train_1630_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1630_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures could not be evaluated optimally because no contrast agent was given. As far as can be observed: There are surgical materials in the sternum. There are surgical drains placed in the subxiphoid region, one of which ends in the retrosternal region and one in the lateral of the left lung upper lobe. No collection with distinguishable borders was detected in the presternal and retrosternal regions. There is air in the left hemithorax, which is evaluated in favor of postoperative change between muscle groups. Heart contour and size are normal. There is minimal pericardial effusion. It is understood that the patient underwent coronary bypass surgery. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. Atheroma plaques are present in the aorta and coronary arteries. There is bilateral minimal pleural effusion. There are no pathologically enlarged lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No pathological wall thickness increase was observed in the esophagus within the sections. Trachea and both main bronchi are open. There is no obstructive pathology in the trachea and both main bronchi. There are minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs. There are atelectasis in the lower lobes adjacent to the pleural effusion in both lungs. No mass or appearance compatible with pneumonic infiltration was detected in both lungs. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection or pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed in the sections. Vertebral corpus heights, alignments and densities within the sections are normal. There are osteophytes in the vertebral corpus corners. The neural foramina are open.", "impression": " Minimal pericardial effusion and pleural effusion.  Atherosclerotic changes in the aorta and coronary arteries.  Minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs.  Atelectasis in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs | Atelectasis in the lower lobes adjacent to the pleural effusion in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1700/train_1700_a/train_1700_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1700/train_1700_a/train_1700_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1700_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open and no obstructive pathology is observed. Mediastinal vascular structures and cardiac examination could not be evaluated optimally because of the lack of IV contrast. Calibration of vascular structures as far as can be observed is natural. An increase in heart size is observed. There is pericardial, right pleural effusion. Right pleural effusion measured 55 mm at its deepest point. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the thoracic esophagus. Multiple lymph nodes with fusiform configuration are observed in all lymph node stations in the mediastinum, the largest of which is less than 1 cm in diameter. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Smooth interlobular-interstitial septal thickness increases were observed in both lungs and were primarily evaluated as secondary to cardiac stasis. There are paraseptal emphysematous changes in the upper lobes of both lungs, more prominent in the apical segments. No mass lesion was observed in both lungs. There are diffuse peribronchial thickness increases in both lungs. In the anterior segment of the left lung upper lobe, an area of increase in density in ground glass density with indistinct borders was observed adjacent to the bronchovascular structure. The appearance may belong to bronchopneumonic infiltration. It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical and laboratory findings. In the upper abdominal sections within the image, no pathology was detected as far as can be observed within the borders of non-contrast CT. No lytic or destructive lesions were observed in the bone structures within the image.", "impression": " Increase in heart size.  Pericardial, right pleural effusion.  Pathological size and multiple invisible lymph nodes in the mediastinum.  Uniform interlobular-interstitial septal thickness increases in both lungs; evaluated as secondary to cardiac stasis.  Paraseptal emphysematous changes in the upper lobes of both lungs.  Bilateral peribronchial diffuse mild thickness increases and an increase in density in the peribronchovascular area of the left upper lobe anterior segment of the left lung with indistinctly circumscribed ground glass density; evaluated in favor of bronchopneumonic infiltration.", "disease_findings": "Smooth interlobular and interstitial septal thickening in both lungs | Paraseptal emphysematous changes in the upper lobes of both lungs, more prominent in the apical segments | Diffuse peribronchial thickening in both lungs | Increased density with ground-glass opacity in the anterior segment of the left upper lobe adjacent to the bronchovascular structure"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1717/train_1717_a/train_1717_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1717/train_1717_a/train_1717_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1717_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open. There is an appearance compatible with the battery on the anterior chest wall on the left. Mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. There are bilateral pleural effusions of 13 mm on the right and 10 mm on the left, minimal atelectasis. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Aeration of both lung parenchyma is normal and no nodular or infiltrative lesion is detected in the lung parenchyma. Pleural effusion-thickening was not detected. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": " Pace on the left anterior chest wall  Bilateral pleural effusion", "disease_findings": "Bilateral pleural effusions measuring 13 mm on the right and 10 mm on the left | Minimal atelectasis"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1742/train_1742_a/train_1742_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1742/train_1742_a/train_1742_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1742_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi are normal. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. There is minimal pleural effusion on the left. No pleural thickening was detected. In the previous examination of the patient, consolidation is observed in the left lung lower lobe and upper lobe lingular segment. In this examination, linear density increases evaluated in favor of atelectasis in the left lung upper lobe lingular segment inferior subsegment and diffuse ground glass areas in the lower lobe are observed. It appears that the consolidations have completely disappeared. Ground glass areas observed in the lower lobe of the left lung are consistent with infective pathology. It is recommended to evaluate the patient together with clinical and laboratory findings. Both lungs have a mosaic attenuation pattern small airway disease? small vessel disease?. No mass was detected in both lungs. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. There is a pericardial effusion measuring 13mm in its thickest part. Pericardial thickening was not detected. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. Central venous catheter is seen on the right. The catheter terminates at the superior vena cava-right atrium junction. There are short lymph nodes less than 1 cm in diameter in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was detected in the sections. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": "CML in follow-up. Ground-glass areas in the lower lobe of the left lung it is understood that the consolidation observed in this localization was completely lost in the previous examination of the patient.  Atelectasis in the lingular segment of the upper lobe of the left lung. Pleural effusion on the left, minimal pericardial effusion.  Mosaic attenuation pattern in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Minimal pleural effusion on the left | Linear density increases consistent with atelectasis in the inferior subsegment of the left upper lobe lingular segment | Diffuse ground-glass areas in the lower lobe of the left lung | Ground-glass areas in the lower lobe of the left lung"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1742/train_1742_b/train_1742_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1742/train_1742_b/train_1742_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1742_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": " The pericardial effusion observed in the previous examination showed great resorption, and in the current examination, there is a pericardial effusion reaching 5 mm in its thinnest part. Total resorption is observed in the pleural effusion observed in the left hemithorax. In the actual examination, pleural effusion was not detected in both hemithorax. Heart contour size is normal. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures were observed as normal as far as they could be evaluated in the non-contrast examination. The ground glass densities and consolidation areas observed in the left lung lower lobe and upper lobe lingular segments in the previous examination completely disappeared. In the current examination, no signs of active infiltration were observed in both lungs. No nodules were observed in both lungs. No difference was found in the upper abdominal organs included in the study area. When the bone was examined in the window, no lytic destructive lesion was detected in the thoracic vertebral column and other bones forming the thorax. The central venous catheter placed in the right jugular terminates centrally.", "impression": "Major resorption in the pericardial effusion observed in the previous examination, total resorption in the pleural effusion observed in the previous examination in the left hemithorax. Consolidation areas observed in the entire lower lobe of the left lung and upper lobe lingular segments in the previous examination are completely normal in the current examination. In the current examination, there was no finding in favor of active infiltration in both lung parenchyma.", "disease_findings": "Total resorption in the pleural effusion previously noted in the left hemithorax | Complete resolution of ground-glass opacities in the left lung lower lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1753/train_1753_e/train_1753_e_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1753/train_1753_e/train_1753_e_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1753_e_1.nii.gz", "findings": " A minimal effusion measuring approximately 8 mm in size was observed on the right at its deepest point in both pleural spaces. There are areas of increased density consistent with subsegmental-linear atelectasis in the lower lobes of both lungs and in the inferior lingular segment of the left lung upper lobe. Density increases in minimal ground glass density were also observed in the neighborhoods. Underlying pneumonic infiltration cannot be excluded. Other findings are stable. No newly developed pathology was detected.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Minimal effusion measuring approximately 8 mm at its deepest point in the right pleural space | Areas of increased density consistent with subsegmental-linear atelectasis in the lower lobes of both lungs | Areas of increased density consistent with subsegmental-linear atelectasis in the inferior lingular segment of the left upper lobe | Minimal ground glass density in adjacent areas"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1785/train_1785_a/train_1785_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1785/train_1785_a/train_1785_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1785_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Pleural effusion is observed on the right. The pleural effusion measured 25 mm at its thickest point. No pleural effusion was detected on the left. Pleural thickening was not observed. Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Consolidation and ground-glass appearance were observed in the posterobasal segment of the lower lobe of the right lung. The described appearance may also be passive atelectasis. However, the absence of significant volume loss and the presence of ground glass appearances suggest primarily in favor of pneumonic infiltration. It is recommended to evaluate the patient together with clinical, laboratory and physical examination findings. There was no mass in both lungs or an appearance that could be evaluated in favor of pneumonic infiltration in the left lung. There are millimetric nonspecific nodules in both lungs. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. Atheroma plaques were observed in the aorta and coronary arteries. Pericardial effusion was not detected. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were detected in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the esophagus within the sections. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection or pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed in the sections. No fractures or lytic-destructive lesions were observed in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": " Appearance evaluated primarily in favor of pneumonic infiltration in the lower lobe of the right lung.  Pleural effusion on the right..", "disease_findings": "Consolidation in the posterobasal segment of the right lower lobe | Ground-glass opacity in the posterobasal segment of the right lower lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1811/train_1811_a/train_1811_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1811/train_1811_a/train_1811_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1811_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. Pericardial effusion is observed. The effusion measured 9 mm at its thickest point. There is bilateral pleural effusion. The pleural effusion measured 40 mm at its thickest point. There are no pathologically enlarged lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the esophagus within the sections. Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Atelectasis was observed adjacent to the effusion in the lower lobes of both lungs. There are emphysematous changes in both lungs. No mass or infiltrative lesion was detected in both lungs. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection or pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed in the sections. There are no fractures or lytic-destructive lesions in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": " Bladder ca.  Pericardial and pleural effusion.  Atelectasis in both lungs.  Emphysematous changes in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Atelectasis adjacent to the effusion in the lower lobes of both lungs | Emphysematous changes in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1813/train_1813_a/train_1813_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1813/train_1813_a/train_1813_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1813_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Bilateral pleural effusion is observed. The pleural effusion measured 40 mm at its thickest point. There is atelectasis in the lower lobes of both lungs adjacent to the pleural effusion. The left lung is almost completely atelectatic except for the lower lobe superior segment. No pelvic thickening was detected. Trachea and both main bronchi are normal. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. No mass or infiltrative lesion was observed in both ventilated lungs. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: The heart is larger than normal. It is understood that the patient underwent valve surgery. No significant or pericardial effusion was detected. The main pulmonary artery diameter was 34 mm and wider than normal. The diameters of the right and left pulmonary arteries are larger than normal. Aortic diameter is normal. In the mediastinum and hilar regions, there are lymph nodes measuring short 13 mm in diameter, the largest in the paratracheal region. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the esophagus within the sections. There is no upper abdominal free fluid-collection within the sections. There are no enlarged lymph nodes in pathological dimensions. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": "Bilateral pleural effusion and atelectasis in both lung lower lobes adjacent to pleural effusion . Cardiomegaly, increase in pulmponary artery diameters . Mediastinal and hilar lymph nodes", "disease_findings": "Atelectasis in the lower lobes of both lungs adjacent to the pleural effusion | Left lung almost completely atelectatic except for the lower lobe superior segment"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1897/train_1897_f/train_1897_f_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1897/train_1897_f/train_1897_f_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1897_f_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. There are atheromatous plaques in the aorta and coronary arteries. Pericardial effusion was not detected. There are no pathologically enlarged lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions. There is bilateral minimal pleural effusion. There is no pathological wall thickness increase in the esophagus within the sections. Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Consolidation and minimal ground glass appearance were observed in the left lung upper lobe lingular segment inferior subsegment. Consolidation can be observed in the patients previous examination, but it is understood that its dimensions have regressed. In addition, there are linear atelectasis in the lower lobes of both lungs. It is understood that the appearance observed in the lower lobe of the left lung and evaluated in favor of pneumonic infiltration in the previous examination of the patient disappeared. No mass was detected in both lungs. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was observed in the sections. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": " Operated HCC, liver right lobe transplantation in follow-up.  Bilateral minimal pleural effusion.  Appearance compatible with pneumonic infiltration in the left lung upper lobe lingular segment.  Atelectasis in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Bilateral minimal pleural effusion | Consolidation in the inferior subsegment of the lingular segment of the left upper lobe | Minimal ground glass opacity in the inferior subsegment of the lingular segment of the left upper lobe | Consolidation seen on the previous examination has regressed in size | Linear atelectasis in the lower lobes of both lungs | Appearance previously evaluated as pneumonic infiltration in the lower lobe of the left lung has resolved"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_1959/train_1959_b/train_1959_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_1959/train_1959_b/train_1959_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_1959_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": " In the current examination, there is a newly developed pericardial effusion measuring 25 at its deepest site and a pleural effusion measuring 18 mm on the left at the bilateral rare site. In the bilateral lower lobe of the lung, right lung middle lobe and left lingular segments, there are newly developed ground glass densities, density increases with occasional nodular consolidation, and 8 mm in size, well-defined cavitary nodules in the left lung lower lobe superior. Evaluation for opportunistic infective pathologies is recommended.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Newly developed ground-glass opacities with increased density in the bilateral lower lobes of the lungs | Newly developed ground-glass opacities with increased density in the right middle lobe | Newly developed ground-glass opacities with increased density in the left lingular segments | Occasional nodular consolidation in the bilateral lower lobes of the lungs | Occasional nodular consolidation in the right middle lobe | Occasional nodular consolidation in the left lingular segments | Well-defined cavitary nodules measuring 8 mm in the superior segment of the left lower lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2024/train_2024_a/train_2024_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2024/train_2024_a/train_2024_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2024_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Minimal pleural effusion is observed on the right. Pleural effusion is absent in the previous examination. No pleural effusion was detected on the left. There are atelectasis in both lung lower lobes. Minimal emphysematous changes were observed in both lungs. Millimetric nonspecific nodules were observed in both lungs. No mass or infiltrative lesion was detected in both lungs. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. Pericardial effusion was not detected. Mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were detected in the mediastinum and hilar regions. There is no pathological wall thickness increase in the esophagus within the sections. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection or pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed in the sections. There are no fractures or lytic-destructive lesions in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": " Operated HCC at follow-up.  Pleural effusion on the right.  Atelectasis in both lungs.  Millimetric nonspecific nodules in both lungs.  Minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Atelectasis in both lower lobes | Minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs | Subcentimeter nonspecific nodules in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2037/train_2037_b/train_2037_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2037/train_2037_b/train_2037_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2037_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": "In the case followed up due to Covid pneumonia: The prevalence and width of the parenchymal ground glass areas increased. There is bilateral pleural effusion. It was measured 19 mm at its deepest point on the right and 9 mm at its deepest point on the left. In the previous examination, the effusion was in the form of plastering and increased in the current examination. Other findings are stable.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Increase in the prevalence and extent of parenchymal ground glass opacities | Bilateral pleural effusion | Pleural effusion measuring 19 mm at its deepest point on the right | Pleural effusion measuring 9 mm at its deepest point on the left | Pleural effusion transitioned from a plastering appearance to an increased volume compared to the previous examination"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2041/train_2041_f/train_2041_f_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2041/train_2041_f/train_2041_f_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2041_f_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Heart sizes were significantly increased. Cardiac pacemaker catheter is monitored. Its distal end terminates distal to the right ventricle. There are wall calcifications in the aortic arch and thoracic aorta. Stents and calcific atherosclerotic plaques are observed in the LAD and circumflex. Pericardial effusion was not detected. Pleural effusion reaching 5 cm in diameter between the right pleural leaves and 3 cm in the left is observed. Extraction did not occur in sufficient expiration. Trachea and lobar and segmental bronchi appear collapsed. The lower lobe of the left lung is observed as almost complete atelectasis. Consolidation and ground-glass areas and presenting pneumonic infiltration were observed in the upper lobe of the right lung. There are mild interlobular septal thickenings in the basal segment of the lower lobe of the right lung. No loculated or free fluid was observed in the upper abdominal sections. No lytic-destructive space-occupying lesion was detected in bone structures.", "impression": " Bronchopneumonic infiltration in the upper lobe of the right lung  Increased heart size, cardiac pacemaker catheter  Bilateral pleural effusion  Near total atelectasis in the left lung  Mild interstitial edema in the lower lobe of the right lung", "disease_findings": "Near-complete atelectasis of the lower lobe of the left lung | Consolidation in the upper lobe of the right lung | Ground-glass opacities in the upper lobe of the right lung | Mild interlobular septal thickening in the basal segment of the lower lobe of the right lung"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2201/train_2201_b/train_2201_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2201/train_2201_b/train_2201_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2201_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open in the midline. Heart dimensions and contours are natural. Mediastinal vascular structures appear natural within the limits of the unenhanced examination. Pleural effusion-thickening was not observed. The image of the catheter extending from the anterior chest wall to the right atrium is observed. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were observed in pre-paratracheal, paravascular, subcarinal, hilar and axillary regions. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; The effusion reaching a thickness of approximately 3.5 cm in the right hemithorax and approximately 2 cm in the left hemithorax is observed. Atelectasis was noted in the parenchyma accompanying the effusion. In the lower lobe superior segments of both lungs, consolidation areas containing air bronchograms and opacities in ground glass density are observed. No mass was detected in both lungs. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures have a natural appearance.", "impression": "Consolidation areas and ground glass densities are observed in both lungs. The appearance may be related to the incipient infective process. It is recommended to be evaluated together with clinical findings.", "disease_findings": "Atelectasis in the lung parenchyma accompanying the effusion | Consolidation areas with air bronchograms in the superior segments of the lower lobes of both lungs | Ground glass opacities in the superior segments of the lower lobes of both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2718/train_2718_a/train_2718_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2718/train_2718_a/train_2718_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2718_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and main bronchi are open. Right upper-bilateral lower paratracheal, aortopulmonary narrow mediastinal lephaadenomegaly reaching 1 cm in diameter and millimetric lymph nodes are observed. The cardiothoracic index increased in favor of the heart. Calcific atherosclerotic plaques are observed in the aortic arch, descending aorta, and coronary arteries. The AP diameter of the descending aorta is 31 mm and above normal. Pleural effusions in the form of bilateral smears are observed. In the evaluation of both lung parenchyma; Centriacinar and paraseptal emphysemato areas are observed in both lungs. In addition, there are pleuroparenchymal sequelae densities in both lung apex. Pleuroparenchymal sequelae densities are observed in the right lung middle lobe and upper lobe anterior segment. A subpleural nonspecific nodule with a diameter of 4 mm is observed in the middle lobe of the right lung. There are interlobular septal thickenings in both lungs. In the sections passing through the upper part of the abdomen, no significant pathology was detected in the bilateral adrenal lobes. The AP diameter of the abdominal aorta is 33 mm, which is above normal. It is 33 mm at the suprarenal level and is above normal. No lytic-destructive lesion was detected in bone structures.", "impression": "Cardiomegaly, bilateral smearing pericardial effusion. Ectasia in the descending and abdominal aorta.  Placing pleural effusions in both lungs. Interlobular septal thickenings in both lungs evaluated as secondary to cardiac load. 4 mm in diameter subpleural nodule with nonspecific appearance in the middle lobe of the right lung.", "disease_findings": "Bilateral pleural effusions | Centriacinar emphysema in both lungs | Paraseptal emphysema in both lungs | Pleural scarring densities in both lung apices | Parenchymal scarring densities in both lung apices | Pleural scarring densities in right lung middle lobe and upper lobe anterior segment | Parenchymal scarring densities in right lung middle lobe and upper lobe anterior segment | Subpleural nodule measuring 4 mm in diameter in middle lobe of right lung | Interlobular septal thickening in both lungs"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2719/train_2719_b/train_2719_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2719/train_2719_b/train_2719_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2719_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. In the posterior part of the upper lobe apical segment of the right lung, an increase in density and minimal structural distortion, which is evaluated primarily in favor of sequelae, are observed. There are also minimal pleuroparenchymal sequelae changes in the left lung apex. There are sometimes linear atelectasis in both lungs. Minimal emphysematous changes were observed in both lungs. There are millimetric nonspecific nodules in both lungs. Bilateral minimal pleural effusion, more prominent on the right, was observed. Atelectasis was also observed in the basal segments of the lower lobe of the lung adjacent to the pleural effusion. No mass or infiltrative lesion was detected in both lungs. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. There is no pleural effusion. There is a millimetric atheroma plaque in the left anterior descending coronary artery. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. Central venous catheter is seen on the right. There are no pathologically enlarged lymph nodes in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No pathological increase in wall thickness was detected in the esophagus within the sections. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was observed in the sections. No fractures or lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": " Bilateral pleural effusion.  Findings evaluated primarily in favor of sequelae change in the right lung apex.  Minimal pleuroparenchymal sequelae changes in the left lung apex.  Minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs.  Millimetric nonspecific nodules in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Increased density and minimal structural distortion in the posterior part of the upper lobe apical segment of the right lung | Suggestive of scarring in the posterior part of the upper lobe apical segment of the right lung | Minimal pleuroparenchymal scarring in the left lung apex | Linear atelectasis in both lungs | Minimal emphysematous changes in both lungs | Bilateral minimal pleural effusion, more prominent on the right | Atelectasis in the basal segments of the lower lobe of the lung adjacent to the pleural effusion"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2719/train_2719_c/train_2719_c_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2719/train_2719_c/train_2719_c_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2719_c_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. Pericardial effusion is observed in minimal plastering style. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; There are mostly peripheral localized, interstitial signs, mild bronchiectatic changes in both lungs. Minimal pleuroparenchymal sequelae changes are observed in both lung apex. Mild emphysematous changes are present in both lungs. A few millimetric nonspecific nodules are observed in both lungs. In both hemithorax, there is a pleural effusion measuring 10 mm in thickness on the right and 12 mm in thickness on the left. The effusion observed in the right hemithorax in the previous examination is decreasing, and there is a minimal increase in the effusion observed in the left hemithorax. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": " Pleuroparenchymal sequela changes in both lungs, mostly in the apex  Non-specific nodules that do not show millimetric significant differences in both lungs  Pericardial effusion with minimal smearing is observed.2  Mild emphysematous changes in both lungs  A small amount of effusion that decreases bilaterally on the right and slightly increases on the left", "disease_findings": "Predominantly peripheral localized interstitial signs in both lungs | Mild bronchiectatic changes in both lungs | Minimal scarring changes in the apices of both lungs | A few subcentimeter nonspecific nodules in both lungs | Pleural effusion measuring 10 mm in thickness on the right | Pleural effusion measuring 12 mm in thickness on the left"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2719/train_2719_d/train_2719_d_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2719/train_2719_d/train_2719_d_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2719_d_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Mediastinal vascular structures and cardiac examination were not evaluated optimally because of the lack of IV contrast, and no pathology was detected as far as can be observed. No lymphadenopathy was observed in the mediastinal area in pathological size and appearance. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Density increase and minimal structural distortions interpreted in favor of sequelae change are observed in the apical segments of both lungs. In the left lung upper lobe apicoposterior segment and inferior lingular segment, interlobar and interlobular thickness increases and pelvroparanchymal band densities are observed consistent with the sequelae change in the subpleural area. Pleural effusion is observed in both lungs. In the lower lobes of both lungs, interlobar and interlobular septal thickness increases are observed in the parenchyma adjacent to the effusion. Again in this area, nodular consolidation area is observed especially in the posterobasal-laterobasal section of the left lung. It is not present in the patients previous examination. Initially, it was thought to be compatible with pneumonic infiltration or atelectasis. Emphysematous changes are observed in both lungs. There are pleuroparenchymal linear densities in the lower lobe laterobasal part of the right lung. Sequelae were evaluated in favor of change. Minimal pericardial effusion is observed. A port catheter extending into the right atrium is observed. Minimal calcific atheromatous plaques are observed in the coronary arteries. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. No fractures, lytic or sclerotic lesions were detected in the bone structures included in the study area.", "impression": " Emphysematous changes in both lungs  Density increases and structural distortion consistent with sequelae change in the apical segments of both lungs  Left lung upper lobe apicoposterior segment and subpleural area adjacent to the lingular segment, and interlobar and interlobular sequelae evaluated in favor of sequelae in the subpleural area in the right lung lower lobe laterobasal section Septal thickness increases are observed.  In the left lung lower lobe, interlobar and interlobular septal thickness increases and nodular consolidation area are observed in the parenchyma adjacent to the posterobasal and laterobasal segments. This consolidation was not present in the patients previous examination and showed minimal increase. It may be compatible with pneumonic infiltration or atelectasis. Evaluation with clinical and examination findings is recommended.", "disease_findings": "Increased density and minimal structural distortions in the apical segments of both lungs, consistent with scarring | Thickening of the interlobar and interlobular septa and pleuroparenchymal band densities in the subpleural area of the left upper lobe apicoposterior segment and inferior lingular segment, consistent with scarring | Pleural effusion in both lungs | Thickening of the interlobar and interlobular septa in the parenchyma adjacent to the effusion in the lower lobes of both lungs | Nodular consolidation area in the posterobasal and laterobasal segments of the left lung | Emphysematous changes in both lungs | Pleuroparenchymal linear densities in the laterobasal part of the right lower lobe, consistent with scarring"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2719/train_2719_f/train_2719_f_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2719/train_2719_f/train_2719_f_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2719_f_1.nii.gz", "findings": " Mediastinal vascular structures and cardiac examination were not evaluated optimally because of the lack of IV contrast. As far as can be seen; mediastinal vascular structures, heart contour and size are normal. Calcified atheroma plaques were observed on the wall of the coronary vascular structures. Bilateral pleural effusion and pericardial effusion observed in the previous CT examination showed almost complete regression. Trachea, both main bronchi are open and no occlusive pathology is detected. No pathological increase in wall thickness was observed in the thoracic esophagus. There are lymph nodes in the mediastinum that are not pathological in size and appearance. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; There is diffuse peribronchial thickness increase in both lungs. Locally sequela parenchymal changes were observed in both lungs. In the current examination in both lungs, there are areas of density increase compatible with nodular consolidation in newly developed millimetric dimensions, in which a ground glass halo is observed in the periphery, and areas of density increase in the left lung lingular segment and lower lobe superior segment, which are compatible with consolidation, in which airbronchograms are also observed. Fungal infection is considered primarily in the etiology of the findings. No mass lesions were detected in both lungs. No pathology was detected as far as it can be observed within the borders of non-contrast CT in the upper abdominal sections within the image. No lytic or destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the image.", "impression": " Bilateral pleural and pericardial effusion described in the previous CT examination showed total regression in the current examination. Calcific atheroma plaques were observed on the walls of the coronary vascular structures.", "disease_findings": "Diffuse peribronchial thickening in both lungs | Localized parenchymal scarring in both lungs | Newly developed subcentimeter nodular consolidations with peripheral ground-glass halos in both lungs | Consolidations in the left lung's lingular segment with air bronchograms | Consolidations in the left lung's lower lobe superior segment with air bronchograms"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2769/train_2769_a/train_2769_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2769/train_2769_a/train_2769_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2769_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: The heart is larger than normal. There are atheromatous plaques in the aorta and coronary arteries. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. There is minimal pericardial effusion. Bilateral minimal pleural effusion was also observed. No pathologically enlarged lymph nodes were detected in the mediastinum and hilar regions. No pathological wall thickness increase was observed in the esophagus within the sections. Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. Minimal peribronchial thickening was observed in both lungs. In addition, consolidation and ground-glass appearances are observed in the left lung upper lobe apicoposterior and lingular segments. Ground-glass appearance is accompanied by interlobular septal thickening. The described manifestations were primarily evaluated in favor of pneumonic infiltration. There are emphysematous changes and local atelectasis in both lungs. No mass was detected in both lungs. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was detected in the sections. No lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": " Findings evaluated primarily in favor of pneumonic infiltration in the left lung.  Cardiomegaly, atherosclerotic changes in the aorta and coronary arteries, pleural and pericardial effusion.  Emphysematous changes in both lungs.  Atelectasis in both lungs.  Peribronchial thickenings in both lungs.", "disease_findings": "Minimal peribronchial thickening in both lungs | Consolidation in the left upper lobe apicoposterior and lingular segments | Ground-glass opacities in the left upper lobe apicoposterior and lingular segments | Ground-glass opacities accompanied by interlobular septal thickening | Emphysematous changes in both lungs | Local atelectasis in both lungs | Bilateral minimal pleural effusion"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2860/train_2860_a/train_2860_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2860/train_2860_a/train_2860_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2860_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant pathological wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions were detected. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Linear density increases are observed in the left lung upper lobe inferior lingula, and it has an atypical appearance in terms of an infectious process, and it has been evaluated primarily in the direction of atelectatic changes. There is a moderate amount of effusion in the left hemithorax. There are linear atelectatic changes in the anterior upper lobe of the right lung. There is a subpleural millimetric nonspecific nodule in the anterior upper lobe of the right lung. Prominent vascular structures are observed under the skin of the thoracic wall. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": "Moderate amount of effusion in the left hemithorax . Atelectatic changes are observed in the left lung upper lobe inferior lingula and right lung upper lobe anterior. It is atypical in terms of an infectious process. Clinical laboratory correlation is recommended for better differential diagnosis.  Nonspecific subpleural nodule in the anterior upper lobe of the right lung. Clarification of vascular structures under the skin of the thoracic wall.", "disease_findings": "Linear density increases in the inferior lingula of the left upper lobe | Atelectatic changes in the inferior lingula of the left upper lobe | Moderate amount of effusion in the left hemithorax | Linear atelectatic changes in the anterior segment of the right upper lobe | Subpleural subcentimeter nonspecific nodule in the anterior segment of the right upper lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2886/train_2886_a/train_2886_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2886/train_2886_a/train_2886_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2886_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": " In the current examination in the pericardial area, there is a newly emerged minimal effusion. When both lung parenchyma windows are evaluated; A minimal free pleural effusion measuring 6 mm in thickness was observed on the left, and it has recently emerged in the current examination. Branch with buds and acinar infiltration areas are observed in the superior lingular segment of the left lung upper lobe, and there is minimal regression in the infiltration areas described according to the previous examination. However, in the current examination, newly emerging focal consolidation areas were observed in several foci in different localizations in the left lung upper lobe apicoposterior segment. In addition, newly emerging 1 cm diameter nodular consolidation areas were also observed in the lower lobe of the right lung. Apart from this, focal consolidation area in the right lung lower lobe laterobasal segment draws attention. Bilateral peribronchial thickenings were observed. There was no significant change in other findings in the current examination.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "Minimal free pleural effusion measuring 6 mm in thickness on the left | Branching opacities with buds and acinar infiltrates in the superior lingular segment of the left upper lobe | Newly emerging focal consolidation areas in several foci in different locations within the apicoposterior segment of the left upper lobe | Newly emerging nodular consolidation areas measuring 1 cm in diameter in the lower lobe of the right lung | Focal consolidation area in the laterobasal segment of the right lower lobe | Bilateral peribronchial thickening"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2899/train_2899_a/train_2899_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2899/train_2899_a/train_2899_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2899_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi were in the midline and no obstructive pathology was detected in the lumen. The mediastinum could not be evaluated optimally in the non-contrast examination. As far as can be observed, the anterior-posterior diameter of the ascending aorta was 40 mm, and the anterior-posterior diameter of the descending aorta was 26 mm. Calibration of pulmonary arteries is natural. Heart contour, size is normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. No enlarged lymph nodes were detected in prevascular, pre-paratracheal, subcarinal or bilateral hilar-axillary pathological dimensions. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; Interlobular-intralobar septal thickenings were observed in both lungs. Peribronchial sheath thickening and accompanying ground glass densities were observed in both lungs. A pleural effusion with a diameter of 28 mm on the right and 17 mm on the left was observed in both hemiothoraxes. Findings are consistent with cardiac stasis. No mass lesion-active infiltration was detected in both lungs. Upper abdominal organs are normal as far as can be seen in the sections. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": "Fusiform aneurysmatic dilatation of the ascending aorta. · Cardiac stasis and accompanying bilateral pleural effusion in the lung parenchyma. · There was no finding in favor of pneumonic infiltration-mass in the lung parenchyma.", "disease_findings": "Peribronchial sheath thickening in both lungs | Ground-glass opacities in both lungs | Pleural effusion measuring 28 mm on the right | Pleural effusion measuring 17 mm on the left"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2942/train_2942_a/train_2942_a_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2942/train_2942_a/train_2942_a_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2942_a_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea and both main bronchi are open. No occlusive pathology was detected in the trachea and both main bronchi. There is minimal bronchiectasis in the central parts of both lungs. Linear atelectesis is observed in both lungs, more prominently in the middle and lower lobes of the right lung. There are emphysematous changes in both lungs. Nodules and linear density increases are observed in the lower lobe of the left lung, which is evaluated primarily in favor of sequelae changes. There are millimetric nonspecific nodules in both lungs. No mass or infiltrative lesion was detected in both lungs. Mediastinal structures cannot be evaluated optimally because contrast material is not given. As far as can be observed: Heart contour and size are normal. Pericardial effusion was not detected. The widths of the mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. There are short lymph nodes less than 1 cm in diameter in the mediastinum and hilar regions. Pleural effusion is observed on the right. There is no pleural effusion on the left. No upper abdominal free fluid-collection was detected in the sections. No enlarged lymph nodes in pathological dimensions were detected. No fractures or lytic-destructive lesions were detected in the bone structures within the sections.", "impression": " Pleural effusion on the right  Emphysematous changes in both lungs  Atelectasis in both lungs  Findings evaluated primarily in favor of sequelae changes in the lower lobe of the left lung  Millimetric nonspecific nodules in both lungs", "disease_findings": "Minimal bronchiectasis in the central parts of both lungs | Linear atelectasis in both lungs, more prominently in the middle and lower lobes of the right lung | Emphysematous changes in both lungs | Nodules and linear density increases in the lower lobe of the left lung, primarily evaluated as sequelae changes | Subcentimeter nonspecific nodules in both lungs | Right pleural effusion"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2965/train_2965_b/train_2965_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2965/train_2965_b/train_2965_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2965_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": " There is a catheter extending from the right internal jugular vein to the superior right atrium junction of the vena cava. Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Mediastinal main vascular structures, heart contour, size are normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Thoracic esophageal calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. Multiple lymphadenopathies are observed in mediastinal lymph node stations in pathological dimensions, the largest of which is at the subcarinal level, with a short diameter of 14 mm. Bilateral hilus could not be evaluated optimally. An effusion measuring 15 mm in the deepest part in the right pleural area and 10 mm in the deepest part in the left pleural area is observed. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; In both lung parenchyma, diffuse subpleural-intraparenchymal mass lesions are observed in all segments. Near the metastatic mass lesions observed in the right lung lower lobe superior, lower lobe mediobasal, left lung upper lobe posterior, and lower lobe superior segment, there are centriacinar nodules that look like budded trees in places. The described findings were evaluated as compatible with endobronchial spread. In the current examination, an area of approximately 20x13 mm in which air bronchograms were also observed, which was observed to have newly developed in the paramediastinal area in the left lung lingula superior segment, attracted attention. Although this described lesion may belong to a newly developed mass lesion, underlying infectious pathologies cannot be excluded, close follow-up is recommended. In the abdominal sections within the image, there are mass lesions in the paraesophageal area adjacent to the spleen, which may be compatible with implant-lymphadenopathy in the paraaortic area. No lesion suggestive of lytic-destructive metastasis was detected in the bone structures within the image.", "impression": "Operated ovarian ca, bilateral pleural effusion at follow-up . Pathologically sized lymphadenopathy at all levels in mediastinal lymph node stations . Diffuse metastatic mass lesions in all segments in both lungs and budding tree-like centriacinar nodular opacities endobronchial spread? adjacent to mass lesions in some segments described above.  Mass lesions that may be compatible with multiple implant-lenadenopathy in the paraaortic area, paraesophageal area adjacent to the spleen in the abdominal sections within the image. new development is observed infectious pathologies are not excluded in the etiology of this described lesion, close follow-up is recommended. Other findings are stable.", "disease_findings": "Right pleural effusion measuring 1.5 cm at its deepest part | Left pleural effusion measuring 1.0 cm at its deepest part | Diffuse subpleural and intraparenchymal mass lesions in all segments of both lung parenchyma | Metastatic mass lesions in right lower lobe superior, lower lobe mediobasal, left upper lobe posterior, and left lower lobe superior segments | Centriacinar nodules resembling a budding tree pattern | Endobronchial spread | Newly developed area measuring approximately 2.0x1.3 cm with air bronchograms in the paramediastinal area of the left lung lingula superior segment"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_2986/train_2986_c/train_2986_c_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_2986/train_2986_c/train_2986_c_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_2986_c_1.nii.gz", "findings": "Trachea, both main bronchi are open. Fusiform dilatation is observed in the aorta. There are calcific atheromatous plaques in the aorta and coronary arteries. Heart sizes are normal. Other mediastinal main vascular structures are normal. Thoracic aorta diameter is normal. Pericardial effusion-thickening was not observed. Lymph nodes with short axes not reaching 1 cm are observed in the mediastinal area. Thoracic esophagus calibration was normal and no significant tumoral wall thickening was detected. When examined in the lung parenchyma window; In both lungs, especially in the upper lobe of the right lung, centriacinar pulmonary nodules of ground glass density are observed. Interlobular septal thickness increases are observed in the lower lobe of the left lung and the lower lobes of the right lung. Minimal effusion and atelectasis are observed in the posterobasal section of the left lung lower lobe. Upper abdominal organs included in the sections are normal. No space-occupying lesion was detected in the liver that entered the cross-sectional area. Bilateral adrenal glands were normal and no space-occupying lesion was detected. Bone structures in the study area are natural. Vertebral corpus heights are preserved.", "impression": "  In the current examination, there are pulmonary nodules of ground glass density in centriacinar style in both lungs. These appearances were evaluated in favor of pneumonic infiltration.  There are interlobular thickness increases in the lower lobes of the left lung. Minimal pleural effusion and atelectasis are observed in the posterobasal region of the left lung lower lobe.  Fusiform dilatation of the aorta is observed.  There are calcific plaques in the coronary arteries.", "disease_findings": "Centriacinar pulmonary nodules of ground glass density in both lungs, particularly in the upper lobe of the right lung | Interlobular septal thickening in the lower lobe of the left lung and the lower lobes of the right lung | Minimal pleural effusion in the posterobasal segment of the left lower lobe | Atelectasis in the posterobasal segment of the left lower lobe"}
{"volume_path": "dataset/train_fixed/train_3073/train_3073_b/train_3073_b_1.nii.gz", "organ_mask": "organ_mask_whole/train_fixed/train_3073/train_3073_b/train_3073_b_1.nii.gz", "effusion_mask": "effusion_mask/train_fixed/train_3073_b_1.nii.gz", "findings": " No significant regression was detected in the pneumonic consolidation areas of the left lung. On the right, its thickness measured 18 mm in the current examination 14 mm in the previous examination. A slightly increased free pleural effusion was observed. According to the previous examination, stable millimetric non-specific parenchymal nodules were observed in both lungs. However, in the current examination, there is an increase in ground glass density increases with septal thickenings in the inferior lingular segment. In addition, centracinary nodules were also observed in the right lung lower lobe laterobasal segment, and they were newly discovered in the current examination. Pleural effusion was observed in the newly emerging minimal anx in the fissure plane on the left. There was no significant change in other findings in the current examination.", "impression": "", "disease_findings": "No significant regression in pneumonic consolidation areas of the left lung | Pneumonic consolidation on the right measuring 18 mm in thickness | Slightly increased free pleural effusion | Stable subcentimeter non-specific parenchymal nodules in both lungs | Increase in ground-glass opacity with septal thickening in the inferior lingular segment | Newly observed centrilobular nodules in the laterobasal segment of the right lower lobe | Newly observed minimal pleural effusion in the fissure plane on the left"}