Supplemental Qualifiers for MO

Data Value
increased retrocardiac airspace opacity of left lower zone, concerning for pneumonia.
atelectasis of left lower lobe verses pneumonia
Bilateral perihilar airspace & interstitial opacities -possible pulmonary edema vs. infection
Patchy left bibasilar airspace disease consistent with pneumonia
infiltrate posterior aspect left lower lobe, no acute pulmonary embolism
FINAL RESULT PENDING, WILL UPDATE ONCE RECORD RECEIVED
NO FILLING DEFECTS RIGHT LOWER EXTREMITY, FILLING DEFECTS CONSISTENT WITH DVT IN ONE OF THE LEFT ANTERIOR TIBIAL VEINS
No CT evidence of large or central pulmonary artery embolus.Multifocal Pneumonia.Left Upper Lobe and right hilar/suprahilar postradiation changes noted.Emphysema
pneumonia due to COVID-19 virus:Lung opacities most noticeable in the Right Upper Lobe
nonspecific mild diffuse interstitial prominence
Lungs: Multifocal ground glass opacities scattered throughout the lungs bilaterally. No Pleura effusions. Extensive coronary atherosclerotic classifications. Normal thickness of the Pericardium.
Impression: Bilateral patchy and linear opacities. This is limited in evaluation but differential includes scar, atelectatisis versus infectious/inflammatory process or edema.
Sinus tachycardia, incomplete right bundle branch block, probably left atrial enlargement, inferior infarct, old.
Impression: bilateral mid to lower lung airspace opacities differential includes atelectasis versus pneumonia.
Impression: Stable bilateral airspace opacities. Small bilateral pleural effusions. No pneumothorax.
bilateral airspace disease, most compatible with multifocal pneumonia.
moderate mixed groundglass and airspace opacities consistent with a COVID pneumonia
2mm right ureteral stone causing mild right hydroureteronephrosis
Right lower lobe pneumonia with pleural effusion
Confirmed right tonsillar abscess that was draining.
Extensive ground glass pulmonary opacities in the visualize lungs consistent with the given history of covid-19 infection
mildly improved opacities in the lower lobes; no definite pneumothorax
resolution of the right pneumothorax and decrease in size of the trace left apical pneumothorax
INFLAMMATORY CHANGES IN THE RIGHT COLON CONSISTENT WITH COLITIS
Hazy right basilar opacities which may reflect atelectasis versus atypical/viral pneumonia
Features of obstructive airways disease without acute airspace disease. Sequelae of prior asbestos exposure.
Pulmonary findings consistent with COVID-19 pneumonia of moderate severity. Developing bacterial superinfection in the lower lobes cannot be excluded.
There is presence of multiple non obstructing renal stones measuring up to 7mm in the mid and lower pole of the tight kidney. Punctate 2mm non obstructing stone in the lower pole of the left kidney.
There are 2 calcifications in the interlopar region of the right kidney largest measuring 8mm in size and stable in position from previous CT dated 29, Oct 2020
NO ACUTE FRACTURE OR DISLOCAITON. MODERATE DEGENERATIVE CHANGES. OSTEOPENIA. LEFT HIP PROTHESIS. LOWER LUMBAR FUSION. SI JOINTS ARE NORMAL
There are patchy densities at the lung bases, left greater than right suspicious for infiltrate/pneumonia. Associated left pleural effusion
pancreatic ductal dilation. Calculus in the pancreatic duct measures 7 mm. No biliary dilatation. Colonic diverticulosis
Mild cardiomegaly. Mild vascular congestion and interstitial edema is questioned. No focal lung consolidation, pleural fluid or pneumothorax.
No acute intracranial process. Mild atrophy and chronic small vessel ischemic changes.
Worsening opacification in the right upper lung with history of right upper lobectomy. Findings are concerning for pneumonia.No acute osseous abnormality.
Consolidation with air bronchograms, within the right middle lobe which is suggestive of atelectasis versus pneumonia. Few peripheral areas of groundglass within the left upper lobe. No Effusion
Bilateral patch interstitial and ground-glass infiltrates.
Patchy infiltrates bilateral bases of lung, no CM
Patchy peripheral opacities are seen bilaterally likely reflecting an infectious process. Given the HX, is most likely covid infection. A concomitant/superimposed infectious process is possible.
Bibasilar diffuse mixed infiltrates. No focal infiltrates, effusions or pneumothoraces. Mild overinflation, chronic appearing diffuse interstitial prominence.
Bibasilar mixed infiltrates, greater to the LEFT. Mild overinflation mild, chronic appearing diffuse interstitial prominence.
Scattered alveolar interstitial changes are seen in the perihilar region and at the lung bases. Findings are consistent with atypical infiltrates.
There are bilateral interstitial infiltrates within both lungs. Interval improvement is observed. No alveolar consolidation or pleural effusion is noted. No acute osseous abnormality is detected.
Chronic interstitial fibrosis in lungs, especially on right side with suggestion of patchy infiltrates in both lower lobes, especially on the left side. No evidence of pleural effusions.
Finding suggesting central bronchitis with superimposed interstitial and alveolar edema/infiltrates
Pulmonary artery embolus in the right lower lobe and aortic aneurysm
It was assessed as mild severity covid-19 pneumonia.
there is icy glass appearance of the upper and down lobe of left lung
In both lungs, ground glass appearance and areas of increased density consistent with consolidation are observed.
In all lobes of both lungs, mild and moderate ground glass densities were observed.
non-homogeneous infiltration areas in the bilateral lower lobes
Report result: COVID-19 category 2; prevalent peripheral ground glass density of the bilateral lung.
Small patchy density in R Upper lobe, likely inflammatory/infectious with minor bibasilar subsegmental ateletasis; R coronary atherosclerosis vs. stent
increased streaky opacities at the rt lung base, trace left pleural effusion.
SMALL bilateral pleural effusion and bibasilar opacity
Rare and discrete ground-glass pulmonary opacities, predominantly peripheral and posterior, greater extension in the lower lobes. Findings compatible with viral pneumonia.
pulmonary involvement in about 20%. Exam is not available.
Ground-glass, focal, bilateral opacities, predominantly peripheral and peribronovascular with pulmonary involvement < 25%.
Multiple opacities with ground glass density distributed in both hemithoraxes are evidenced, compromising the subpleural lung parenchyma, compatible with a viral inflammatory process.
multiple pseudonodular opacities in ground glass with a tendency to coalescence, predominantly diffuse distribution, multilobar and bilateral.
Adenomegaly is not observed at the level of the mediastinum. Cardiac silhouette within normal limits. There is no evidence of pleural or pericardial effusion. (continue in comments)
ground glass images of peripheral and central distribution involving bilateral upper, lower and middle lobe
bilateral interstitial infiltrate predominantly right
Pulmonary parenchymal infiltrates in the middle and lower fields of both lung beaches.
slight infiltrate in the right lung field
heterogeneous diffuse opacity involving both lungs, bilateral pleural effusion. Mediastinic adenopathies
Multiple rounded interstitial infiltrates in both upper lobes, predominantly in the upper right lobe, in the periphery of the ipsilateral lower lobe, lateral segment and lower lingular segment
increased attenuation in ground glass suggesting pulmonary infection of viral etiology.
Bilateral ground glass patchy areas of increased attenuation. Signs of bilateral centrilobular and paraseptal emphysema, predominantly the latter. Bilateral fibro-scar-like pleuroparenchymal tracts.
Bilateral cottony infiltrates are observed with effacement of the right phrenic cost sinus
Bilateral pulmonary parenchymal infiltrate with imaging improvement with respect to previous ones
Bilateral interstitial infiltrates unchanged from previous images
presence of two small perirenal abscesses
Presence of two small perirenal abscesses
Ground glass opacities in both centrally distributed lung fields. Multiple adenopathies in the adenomegalic range at the precarial and prevascular level and in both axillary holes.Panlobular emphysema
Reticular opacifications compatible with pneumonia
Hepatic steatosis, degenerative changes in the lumbar spine. At L2-L3 and L3-L4 level with bone erosions on platforms.
Degenerative vertebrodiscal changes with greater involvement in L2-L3 and L3-L4. Irregularity in the vertebral platforms, bone erosions. Central and right posterolateral L3-L4 disc extrusion.
Hypertrophy of the basal interventricular septum (13 mm). LV ejection fraction estimated at 55%
Increased bone edema of the adjacent vertebral platforms. Anterior epidural collection with cranial extension to the dorsal and caudal spine not visible in previous study.
Mild diffuse thickening of the bronchial walls, of probable inflammatory origin. Infiltrates of ground glass density are identified in the mantle region of both lungs...(continue in comments)
interstitial pneumonia in the right lung
Parietal thickening in the distal third of the sigmoid colon with associated diverticulosis throughout the sigmoid
pulmonary bases with interstitial involvement in posterior sacs
findings that could correspond to a canalicular infectious-inflammatory process with extension to the alveolar space.
Parenchymal consolidation with peripheral ground glass opacities in the middle lobe, in both basal lobes and in subpleural topography, all consistent with an inflammatory-infectious proccess
Adenomegaly in both axillary hollows. 5mm nodular image of subpleural location in the right diaphragmatic dome. 2mm subpleural nodule at the level of the external basal segment of the left lower lobe
Axillary adenomegaly persists. Increase in the number and size of central and peripheral ground glass areas that affect both lung fields.
Ground glass opacities are observed affecting both hemithorax with multilobal involvement with a predominance of lower lobes.
Bilateral laminar pleural effusion with a left predominance and signs of adjacent passive atelectasis. Ground glass patterning density in lower lobes
Liver of usual shape and size, regular borders, homogeneous parenchymal structure. Diffuse steatosis There was no intra or extrahepatic biliary ectasia (continue in comments)...
Diffuse bilateral ground glass infiltrate, strengthening of the bronchial meshwork, left lung opacity in the middle and posterior lobe
Bilateral ground glass infiltrate, without consolidation and without pleural effusion.
Chest CT Scan without intravenous contrast. Main tracheobronchial tree with preserved caliber and patency. Multiple infiltrative "ground glass" opacities of diffuse patchy distribution.
Chest computed tomography angiography examination with intravenous contrast and protocol for PET. Images of endovascular filling defect suggestive of pulmonary thromboembolism are not identified.
Comparative study with the one carried out on 09 MAR 2021, currently observing an increase in the "ground glass" type areas already described, with the appearance of isolated subpleural bands.
Basal fibrosis tracts with small left consolidation.The radiografy study is referred by the volunteer. The result of the epicrisis does not appear.
Thickening of the parietal pericardium and occupation of the pericardial space with a structure of heterogeneous density
Moderate pericardial effusion and left pleural effusion associated with atelectasis of the underlying segments
Bilateral patchy ground glass infiltrates
Coarsened interstitium with nodular right lower lung density
Nonspecific colitis possibly pancolitis. Multiple sub centimeter non obstructing right renal stones. Multiple bladder stones.
consolidation of parenchyma of the middle lobe of the right lung. Image interpreted as pneumonia.
In the airspace evaluated, ground glass infiltrates are observed that compromise the segment lateral medial lobe and basal segment of the right upper lobe, with areas of thickening of the interlobula
Subject referred: opacity in the lung, but no definitive report is available
Parenchymal consolidation with anterior and lingular segment air bronchogram of the left upper lobe suggestive of an inflammatory / infectious process, correlate clinically. (continue in comments)
Bilateral pleural effusion, predominantly right. Consolidative opacity is observed in both lung bases with the presence of an air bronchogram in its interior, predominantly on the left
Migrated in shape, size and conserved ecostructure. Non-dilated intra- and extrahepatic bile duct. Gallbladder with slightly thickened walls. (continue in comments)
Bilateral ground glass opacities, compatible with infectious-inflammatory process. Hiatal hernia.
Bilateral ground glass opacities, suggestive of COVID-19 disease.
Nodule in the right thyroid lobe as a finding