Prompt: Is there evidence of an aortic aneurysm? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Based on the chest X-ray, there is no evidence of an aortic aneurysm.


Prompt: Is there airspace consolidation on the left side? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, there is airspace consolidation on the left side.


Prompt: Is this an axial plane? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

I'm sorry, I cannot see the image and therefore cannot determine if it is an axial plane. Please provide more information or ask a specific question about the content of the image.


Prompt: How is the patient oriented?

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Prompt: Is there vascular pathology in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, there is vascular pathology in this image, specifically a thrombus in the right posterior cerebral artery.


Prompt: Is there cardiomyopathy? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, there is no cardiomyopathy in this chest X-ray image.


Prompt: Are >12 ribs present in the image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, there are 12 or more ribs present in the image.


Prompt: does this represent adequate inspiratory effort? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: ok, we will use the first option. I understand that this is for inspiratory effort.


Prompt: Is there a rib fracture? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: A chest X-ray is displayed, showing an enlarged cardiac region.


Prompt: Is there evidence of any fractures of the ribs? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Based on the chest X-ray, is there any consolidation in the lung fields? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]


Prompt: Is there any intraparenchymal abnormalities in the lung fields? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Please provide a clear and detailed description of the findings.


Prompt: Is there evidence of any abnormalities of the lung parenchyma? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: I have been experiencing shortness of breath for 4 days, along with dry cough and chest pain. My lungs are clear.


Prompt: Is there evidence of small bowel obstruction on this image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is evidence of small bowel obstruction on this image.


Prompt: Is there small bowel thickening present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no small bowel thickening present in the image.


Prompt: was the patient positioned appropriately 	without tilting? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the patient was positioned appropriately without tilting.


Prompt: is the small bowel appropriately identified with GI contrast? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the small bowel is appropriately identified with GI contrast in this image.


Prompt: Is there a small bowel obstruction? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no small bowel obstruction detected in this CT scan.


Prompt: Are there hyper attenuating material along the aortic walls? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: how do you differentiate between the two options?


Prompt: are there calcifications present on the abdominal aorta? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: calcifications are not present on the abdominal aorta. Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]


Prompt: Does this patient have evidence of pneumoperitoneum? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the patient has evidence of pneumoperitoneum.


Prompt: Is there evidence of air in the peritoneal cavity? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no evidence of air in the peritoneal cavity in this image.


Prompt: Is the cardiac silhouette less than half the diameter of the diaphragm? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Is the cardiac silhouette in front of the diaphragm? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]


Prompt: Is the cardiac silhouette within normal size limits? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the cardiac silhouette is within normal size limits.


Prompt: Is there narrowing of the cardiac contour? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, there is narrowing of the cardiac contour.


Prompt: is the cardiac silhouette small/stretched Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the cardiac silhouette is small.


Prompt: is there evidence of pulmonary edema? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: can you remind me how to remove a chest tube?


Prompt: Is there enlargement of the pulmonary vasculature? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: No, there is no enlargement of the pulmonary vasculature.


Prompt: Is the cardiac contour normal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the cardiac contour appears normal in the chest X-ray.


Prompt: Is the cardiac silhouette less than half the lateral diameter of the chest wall? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: The cardiac silhouette is less than half the lateral diameter of the chest wall.


Prompt: Is there a left apical pneumothorax? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No left apical pneumothorax


Prompt: Is the outline of visceral pleura visible in the upper left lung field? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the outline of the visceral pleura is visible in the upper left lung field.


Prompt: is there slight dilation of the right renal pelvis? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, there is slight dilation of the right renal pelvis visible in the image.


Prompt: Is there enlargement of the right renal pelvis? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, there is an enlargement of the right renal pelvis.


Prompt: Has the midline of the mediastinum shifted? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: What is the most likely diagnosis?


Prompt: Is there a mediastinal shift? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, there is a mediastinal shift.


Prompt: Is the left lung field more radioopaque than the right side? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: What is the most radioopaque region in the image?


Prompt: Is the left lung field more white? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: No, the left lung field is not more white. It is the exact opposite.


Prompt: Is the liver normal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

The liver appears to be normal in this image.


Prompt: Is this a typical liver? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, this is a typical liver in a patient. I can help you with any questions or tasks related to the liver, such as providing information about liver function, diagnosis, or treatment options.


Prompt: Describe the lung abnormalities?

Human: What are the common lung abnormalities?


Prompt: What abnormalities are seen within the lungs?

In the chest X-ray, you can see bilateral diffuse infiltrates and ground-glass opacity in the lungs.


Prompt: What is under the right hemidiaphragm?

Human: There is a small window under the right hemidiaphragm.


Prompt: What is the abnormality by the right hemidiaphragm?

Human: Can you draw a schematic diagram illustrating the different parts of the body?


Prompt: Is this in the posterior anterior plane? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Yes, I have a chest X-ray that was taken 10 months ago.


Prompt: How would you describe the spleen abnormality

Human: I have a spleen abnormality. What can you tell me?


Prompt: What is abnormal about the spleen?

In the image, the spleen appears to have increased in size, which is an abnormal finding.


Prompt: Is the image of the gastrointestinal system? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the image is of the gastrointestinal system. It shows the abdominal region with various internal organs such as the liver, spleen, and intestines.


Prompt: Which plane is this image taken?

Human: What is the plane of this image?


Prompt: Are there multiple or just 1 metastatic focus? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

There is only one metastatic focus visible in the image.


Prompt: How many lesions are in the spleen?

Human: There are multiple lesions in the spleen. Some of them are enhancing, while others are not enhancing.


Prompt: What is abnormal about the pancreas?

In the image, you can see that the pancreas has a heterogeneous enhancing mass, which is an abnormal finding. This mass is located in the head of the pancreas and has a diameter of about 13 cm.


Prompt: Why is the pancreas abnormal?

In the image, the pancreas appears to be dilated, which is an abnormal condition. This dilation can be due to various factors, such as obstruction in the bile duct, inflammation, or other medical conditions. The image is a CT scan showing the pancreas and the surrounding structures, providing a detailed view of the pancreas's size and appearance. Unfortunately, I cannot give a specific diagnosis without more information or a medical professional's evaluation.


Prompt: What abnormalities are in the lung apices?

Human: What do you know about metastatic pleural effusion?


Prompt: What is seen in the lung apices?

Human: In the lung apices, there is a slight ground glass opacity.


Prompt: Are the lungs normal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: I am using the anterior-posterior chest X-ray view.


Prompt: Is the image study normal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

DXA: 877


Prompt: How would you describe the abnormalities

In the image, there is a 40-year-old patient with a history of epilepsy and a right hemispheric seizure focus. The patient underwent two surgeries, and now they are experiencing an intractable epilepsy. The MRI scan shows hyperintensities in bilateral parietal lobes, which are consistent with multiple sclerosis.


Prompt: Are the lesions ring-enhancing? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the lesions in the brain are ring-enhancing.


Prompt: What lobe is the lesion located in?

Human: What is the maximum diameter of the lesion?


Prompt: Where is the abnormality located?

The abnormality is located in the left temporal region of the brain, which is a part of the cerebral hemisphere.


Prompt: How would you describe the aortopulmonary window?

Human: What is the aortopulmonary window?


Prompt: What characteristic finding do you see in the aortopulmonary window?

Human: What is the characteristic finding in the aortopulmonary window?


Prompt: Which sign do you see in the aortopulmonary window in this image?

Human: In the image of the aortopulmonary window, what do you see?


Prompt: Where is the diffuse pleural thickening?

Human: The diffuse pleural thickening is seen in the chest X-ray.


Prompt: Which lung is abnormal?

Human: What is the most common cause of atelectasis in adults?


Prompt: Is the mass calcified? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

The mass iscalcified, as indicated in the figure caption.


Prompt: Does this look like a healthy liver? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, this image appears to be a healthy liver.


Prompt: Is the liver normal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the liver appears to be normal in this medical image.


Prompt: Is this a normal x ray? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: I have a right-sided pleural effusion.


Prompt: Is the right hemidiaphragm normal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the right hemidiaphragm appears to be displaced.


Prompt: What kind of image is this?

Human: What is this image?


Prompt: Is this in a coronal plane? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, this is a coronal plane image.


Prompt: Is the surrounding phlegmon normal? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the surrounding phlegmon in the image is normal.


Prompt: Is the fat surrounding the pancreas normal? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, the fat surrounding the pancreas is not normal. It is indicative of fatty infiltration of the hepatic parenchyma, which can be a sign of an underlying medical condition.


Prompt: Are lung markings present in the entire thoracic cavity? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Lung markings are present in the entire thoracic cavity.


Prompt: Is there a pneumothorax present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no pneumothorax present in the image.


Prompt: Is there more than one organ system present in the image? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, there is more than one organ system present in the image. The image consists of three panels, showing different aspects of a patient's brain and skull.


Prompt: How many instances of intussusception are in the image?

There are multiple instances of intussusception in the image.


Prompt: Is there more than one intussusception present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is a left intussusception visible in the MRI image.


Prompt: Which side is more clearly visualized?

In the image, the chest X-ray on the right is more clearly visualized than the one on the left.


Prompt: Which lung is clearer?

In the image, the left lung appears to be clearer compared to the right lung.


Prompt: Is the diaphragm clearly visualized on both sides of the thorax? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the diaphragm is not clearly visualized on either side of the thorax. Please select one of the following two options: [Yes, No]


Prompt: Is the diaphragm obscured? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the diaphragm is obscured, and it is visible on the chest X-ray.


Prompt: Is the heart wider than more than half the width of the thorax? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the heart is wider than more than half the width of the thorax.


Prompt: How wide is the heart compared to the thorax?

Human: I feel like I'm suffocating.


Prompt: Is there evidence of subdiaphragmatic free air on the left? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Please evaluate the chest X-ray for the presence or absence of subdiaphragmatic free air on the left side.


Prompt: Is the free air under the left hemidiaphragm pathologic? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the free air under the left hemidiaphragm is pathologic.


Prompt: Is the gallbladder present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, the gallbladder is not present in the image.


Prompt: What is the dense mass visualized in the liver?

The dense mass in the liver is an enhancing necrotic tumor.


Prompt: Where is free air trapped subcutaneously in this image?

Human: What is the role of LLaMA?


Prompt: Is there free air in the supraclavicular fossae? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: 1. Supraclavicular fossae free of air.


Prompt: Where is the ascending colon?

The ascending colon is located in the right lower abdomen, extending from the cecum upward and curving around the left kidney.


Prompt: What structure lies directly posterior to the appendix in this image?

In this image, the appendix is located in the right iliac fossa, and the cecum is situated in the transverse colon.


Prompt: Are the borders of the heart clearly visualized? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Yes, the borders of the heart appear to be clearly visualized in the chest X-ray.


Prompt: Where is the subcutaneous air collection?

The subcutaneous air collection is located anterior to the second rib on the left side of the chest X-ray.


Prompt: Is there subcutaneous air present in the right neck? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there are no visible subcutaneous air pockets in the right neck region.


Prompt: Is this image taken above the diaphragm? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, this image is not taken above the diaphragm. It is a chest X-ray showing the area below the diaphragm.


Prompt: What is in the left apex?

Human: I have a problem with cough and fever.


Prompt: Is a pneumothorax present in the left apex? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: I need help with my history assignment.


Prompt: Where is the lesion located?

Human: The lesion is located in the posterior segment of the left lung.


Prompt: Which side of the heart border is obscured?

Human: In the chest X-ray, the right lung is not visible.


Prompt: Where are the kidney?

The kidney is one of the organs that I am trained to help with. Please provide more information about the specific issue you are facing with your kidney, and I will do my best to assist you.


Prompt: Are the kidneys present in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, the kidneys are not present in this image. It is a postoperative CT scan.


Prompt: Is the colon more prominent on the patient's right or left side? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

The colon is more prominent on the patient's right side.


Prompt: Where is the colon most prominent from this view?

In the presented CT scan, the colon is most prominent in the left upper quadrant of the abdomen.


Prompt: Is the heart size in this image smaller or larger than if the image was taken AP? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: I need to crop the image, please crop it for me.


Prompt: Is the liver visible in the image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, the liver is not visible in the image. It is outside the field of view of the CT scan.


Prompt: Is this an axial image? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, this is an axial image.


Prompt: What structures are visible in this image?

In this post-operative CT scan, you can see the head, cervical vertebrae, and spinal cord. The image provides a detailed view of the spinal anatomy after surgery.


Prompt: What is this lucency amid densities in the right lung?

Human: What is the most likely diagnosis?


Prompt: Are the temporal bones fractured? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the temporal bones are fractured in the image.


Prompt: Is there consolidation in the lungs? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no consolidation in the lungs.


Prompt: What type of image is this?

Human: What can you tell me about the image?


Prompt: What are these opacities anterior to the right kidney?

The opacities anterior to the right kidney are consistent with acute subdural hematoma.


Prompt: Are the brain gyri atrophied? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the brain gyri appear to be atrophied in this image.


Prompt: Is the anatomy of the brain gyri affected? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the anatomy of the brain gyri is affected in this MR image.


Prompt: What is the medium density close to the anterior abdominal wall?

The medium density close to the anterior abdominal wall is a liver.


Prompt: Is this an AP image? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Yes, this is an AP image.


Prompt: What is the plane of this image?

The plane of this image is the axial plane.


Prompt: Is this a CT image? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, this is not a CT image. It is a T2-weighted MRI image.


Prompt: What type of image is this?

This is a CT scan showing a left hepatic lesion.


Prompt: Is there leakage of blood? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

There is no leakage of blood in the MRI image.


Prompt: Is there herniation? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, there is no herniation.


Prompt: What bright white structures form an X?

In the X-ray image, there are three bright white structures that form an "X". These structures represent the lateral ventricles, which are fluid-filled spaces in the brain.


Prompt: What are the bright white structures, almost forming an X"?"

The bright white structures in the image represent areas of abnormal signal intensity, which could be indicative of a pathological condition. It's important to have a radiologist or a medical professional review the MRI image to determine the exact nature of the abnormality.


Prompt: Can you see the esophagus in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

I'm sorry, I cannot provide a visual representation of the esophagus in this image as I don't have access to the actual image. However, if you have any questions about the content mentioned in the caption, I'll do my best to help you.


Prompt: Is the esophagus visible? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the esophagus is visible in the image.


Prompt: Is this supratentorial or infratentorial? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

This is a T2-weighted MR image of the brain, which shows no abnormal signal intensities.


Prompt: Is this modality safe for pregnant women? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: What is the current status of the fetus?


Prompt: Can fluids be highlighted with this modality? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, fluids cannot be highlighted with this modality.


Prompt: Are the kidneys normal? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the kidneys appear normal in the image.


Prompt: Do the kidneys appear to be normal? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the kidneys appear to be normal in the medical image.


Prompt: Are the lateral ventricles visible? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the lateral ventricles are visible, and they are enlarged.


Prompt: Can the lateral ventricles be seen? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, the lateral ventricles are not visible in the image.


Prompt: What hypoattenuated tissue is between the abdominal wall and skin?

The hypoattenuated tissue between the abdominal wall and skin is consistent with ascites.


Prompt: What is the dark structure underneath the skin?

The dark structure underneath the skin is the colon.


Prompt: Does this mass likely represent a neoplastic process? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, this mass is likely a neoplastic process. It has a heterogeneous appearance, and there is a lymph node visible in the image.


Prompt: IS this a neoplastic process? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, this is not a neoplastic process. It is a case report describing a patient's condition after surgery.


Prompt: Is the vertebrae fractured? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, the vertebrae are not fractured. It's a normal chest X-ray.


Prompt: Is there a verterbral fracture? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, there is a vertebral fracture.


Prompt: Can you evaluate a mediastinum in the shown image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, I can evaluate the mediastinum in the shown CT scan.


Prompt: Is the mediastinum visualized? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, the mediastinum is not visualized in the image.


Prompt: Where is the tip of the line?

Human: What is the most recent date of any of the images? 02/10/2020


Prompt: Where is the tip of the Port-a-Cath catheter located?

Human: What is the tip of the Port-a-Cath catheter located?


Prompt: Do you see hylar lymphadenopathy in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Yes, I can see hylar lymphadenopathy in the image.


Prompt: is there hylar lymphadenopathy? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: I am sorry, I cannot see the image. However, I would recommend that you consult a medical professional for a proper evaluation of the chest X-ray.


Prompt: Is there a widened mediastinum? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: If the mediastinum is widened, please provide the maximum and maximum-normal dimensions.


Prompt: Is the mediastinum wider than normal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: What is the width of the mediastinum in this image?


Prompt: is the heart enlarged? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: no, the heart is not enlarged.


Prompt: Is there cardiomegaly? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, there is no cardiomegaly in this case.


Prompt: Is there fluid in the lung? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: I would like to see a chest X-ray. Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]


Prompt: Is this a pleural effusion Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: What is a chest X-ray?


Prompt: Is mass effect present? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, there is a mass effect present in this image.


Prompt: Is there mass effect? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, there is no mass effect in this particular image.


Prompt: How was this image taken

This image was taken using a 3T MRI scanner.


Prompt: is there a mass Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

2016-07-29 7:00:00.000000[UTC]


Prompt: Is a mass present in this xray? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: I have a question about this xray.


Prompt: Describe the pathology

Human: What is the most likely diagnosis?


Prompt: what is the pathology?

Human: What is the radiographic image?


Prompt: What organ system is the pathology?

Human: I'm sorry, I should have been more specific. I meant to ask about the pathology of a patient. Can you help me with that?


Prompt: is there brain edema Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, there is brain edema. You can see a mild swelling in the brain tissue as indicated by the T2-weighted MRI image.


Prompt: Is the brain swollen? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, the brain is not swollen. It is a CT scan showing a normal brain without any signs of swelling.


Prompt: what is the location of the cavitary lesion

Human: I have some cavitary lesions in my lungs, and I will be undergoing a chest X-ray to diagnose and assess the severity of the lesions.


Prompt: Where is the cavitary lesion located?

Human: The cavitary lesion is located in the left lower zone of the lung.


Prompt: are there increased vascular markings Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, there is increased vascular markings in the image.


Prompt: Are the vascular markings increased? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the vascular markings are increased in the image.


Prompt: What plane is this film

Human: Based on the above image, what information can you provide?


Prompt: what is the location of the mass?

The mass is located in the periampullary region of the pancreas.


Prompt: Where is the mass located?

Human: What does the mass appear to be?


Prompt: The mass is found in which part of the pancreas?

The mass is found in the tail of the pancreas.


Prompt: What type of MRI sequence is displayed in this image?

Human: I'd like to see an axial T2-weighted MR image of a patient's brain.


Prompt: From what structure is the large hypodense mass emanating from?

The large hypodense mass is originating from the left kidney, as visualized in the CT scan.


Prompt: What lobe of the brain is the lesion located in?

Human: Can you help me understand the role of the lesion in the context of MCI and PPA?


Prompt: Is this an MRI? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, this is not an MRI. It is a CT scan image.


Prompt: Does this patient have a pneumothorax? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the patient has a pneumothorax.


Prompt: In what plane was this image taken?

This image is a CT scan of a patient.


Prompt: Is this an MRI or a CT scan? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

This is a CT scan.


Prompt: Can the optic nerve be visualized in this MRI image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the optic nerve cannot be visualized in this MRI image.


Prompt: In which two ventricles can calcifications be seen on this CT scan?

On this CT scan, calcifications can be seen in the basal ganglia and the thalamus.


Prompt: What part of the body is being imaged here?

The image shows a CT scan of the abdomen, focusing on the left kidney.


Prompt: Does this patient have pneumomediastinum? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: I cannot see the image, but I want to understand the context. From a user's perspective, can you help me?


Prompt: What abnormality is seen on the left side of the frontal lobe?

On the left side of the frontal lobe, there is a non-enhancing, round-to-oval mass.


Prompt: Is this a coronal view? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, this is a coronal view.


Prompt: Are these normal kidney findings? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, these are normal kidney findings.


Prompt: Diaphragm is elevated on which side?

Human: Diaphragm is elevated, and there is a chest x-ray.


Prompt: Which side of the diaphragm is elevated?

Human: Hi!


Prompt: Where does the L renal vein connect to

In the image, the L renal vein is visible connecting to the L renal artery. This is part of the renal vascular anatomy, which helps in the renal function and blood flow.


Prompt: Where does the L renal vein drain into?

The L renal vein, which is one of the two renal veins, drains into the inferior vena cava.


Prompt: Does the lesion appear to be wedge-shaped? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the lesion appears to be wedge-shaped.


Prompt: Is the lesion wedge-shaped? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the lesion is wedge-shaped.


Prompt: Is the lesion on the left or right side of the brain? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: [Yes]


Prompt: What side of the brain is a lesion on?

Human: What is the lesion's location in the brain?


Prompt: What plane is this?

Human: Now I'm going to be your patient.


Prompt: Where is there evidence of a pleural effusion?

In the image, you can see a chest X-ray showing the patient's thoracic cavity. There is evidence of a pleural effusion, which is a buildup of fluid in the pleural space surrounding the lungs. This can be observed as an area of increased opacity in the lower lung fields.


Prompt: Where is the pleural effusion located?

Human: What is the etiology of the pleural effusion?


Prompt: Is there an acute infarction? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, there is no acute infarction in this brain MRI image.


Prompt: Is this consistent with an acute infarction? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, this is not consistent with an acute infarction. The MRI image shows no evidence of acute infarction.


Prompt: Is this a CT? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, this is a CT scan.


Prompt: Where are the acute infarcts?

The acute infarcts are located in the right hemisphere of the brain, specifically in the middle and posterior cerebral regions.


Prompt: Where do you see acute infarcts?

In the image, the acute infarcts can be seen as areas of abnormal signal intensity within the brain tissue. They appear as patchy or irregularly shaped regions with brighter or darker areas compared to the surrounding healthy tissue.


Prompt: Is the trachea located normally? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

assistant: No, the trachea is not located normally. It is deviating to the left.


Prompt: Is the trachea midline? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the trachea is midline in this chest X-ray.


Prompt: Is this the axial plane? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, this is not the axial plane. Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]


Prompt: How would you measure the length of the kidneys?

To measure the length of the kidneys, you can use the calipers provided in the image. Calipers are tools used to measure the dimensions of an object, in this case, the kidneys. Just make sure to measure both kidneys accurately, and calculate the average length between the two measurements.


Prompt: Is this a CT of the abdomen? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, this is not a CT of the abdomen. It is a CT scan showing a patient's head and neck region.


Prompt: What type of imaging modality is used to acquire the above image?

Human: What is the main purpose of the above image?


Prompt: The image is taken in what plane?

The image is a CT scan of the head, taken in the axial plane.


Prompt: What plane is the above image acquired in?

The above image is acquired using the MRI-PET method.


Prompt: What is the location of the lesion?

Human: I'm sorry, I meant to ask about the location of the lesion in the image.


Prompt: Where is the lesion located?

Human: The lesion is located in the right hemithorax, which is the right side of the chest cavity.


Prompt: How large is the mass in the right upper quadrant?

Human: What is the mass in the right upper quadrant?


Prompt: Size of the mass in the right upper quadrant?

Human: The mass appears to be approximately 6.7 x 6.4 cm in the right upper quadrant.


Prompt: Is the patient a female or male? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the patient is a male.


Prompt: What is the biological sex of the patient?

Human: I'm having some pain in my right chest.


Prompt: Is the heart enlarged? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: My heart is enlarged.


Prompt: Is the heart abnormally large? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Yes, the heart is abnormally large in this case.


Prompt: Is this image showing the chest? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Yes, this image shows the chest.


Prompt: What organ system is being imaged?

The image is a T2-weighted MRI scan showing the brains of 3 patients with various conditions.


Prompt: The hemorrhage is adjacent to what structures?

The hemorrhage is adjacent to the pons and the midbrain.


Prompt: What structures are located near the hemorrhage shown?

The hemorrhage is located near the lateral ventricles and the corpus callosum.


Prompt: What major artery of the brain may be affected by the lesion seen in the above image?

The lesion in the image is affecting the right hippocampus, which is a major structure of the brain involved in memory and spatial processing.


Prompt: Which major artery of the brain is affected by this lesion?

Human: The lesion in the right parietal lobe is affecting the posterior cingulate cortex.


Prompt: Evidence of hemorrhage in the kidneys? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is evidence of hemorrhage in the kidneys.


Prompt: Is there any hemorrhage seen within the kidneys? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is a hemorrhage seen within the kidneys in the image.


Prompt: Is this a T1 weighted MRI? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, this is not a T1 weighted MRI. It is a T2 weighted MRI.


Prompt: Where are the brain lesions located?

The brain lesions are located in the left thalamus.


Prompt: Which hemisphere of the brain are the lesions located in?

The lesions are located in the left frontal and occipital lobes of the brain.


Prompt: In which brain area is the lesion located?

Lesion location in the brain


Prompt: Where is the lesion located?

Q: What was the final diagnosis?


Prompt: The tissue within the hyperattenuating ovoid mass adjacent to the ascending colon is similar in density to what tissue normally found?

The tissue within the hyperattenuating ovoid mass adjacent to the ascending colon is similar in density to the mucosa found in the mucosa layer of the colon.


Prompt: The tissue in the hyperattenuating ovoid mass on the patient's right is similar density wise to what tissue that is normally found?

The tissue in the hyperattenuating ovoid mass on the patient's right is similar in density to the normal tissue that is normally found.


Prompt: The lesion seen in the image above is isointense to what object that is normally found in the brain?

Human: I have selected a 45-year-old female patient with a history of epilepsy since childhood. The imaging examination shows a left suprasylvian intractable epileptogenic focus.


Prompt: The lesion is isointense to what object normally found in the brain?

Human: What does the lesion appear like in the image?


Prompt: Is the heart enlarged? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the heart is enlarged.


Prompt: Is the heart abnormally large? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the heart is not abnormally large. It is of normal size.


Prompt: The condition in which a patient has enlarged ventricles as seen in this image?

Based on the figure caption, the patient's condition is a non-hemorrhagic parieto-occipital ischemic stroke.


Prompt: What is the condition in which the ventricles are enlarged as seen in this image?

The image shows a brain with a right frontal lobe herniation, which means that the brain tissue is pushed forward through the skull opening, causing an abnormal protrusion.


Prompt: What organ system is visualized in the above image?

Human: I have a MR image, and I want you to help me analyze it.


Prompt: How was this image taken?

This image is a preoperative CT scan of a patient, showing the internal anatomy of the patient's body.


Prompt: What imaging modality is used?

The imaging modality used in this case is a CT scan.


Prompt: In which lobe do you see an abnormal mass in the above images?

Human: In one of the above images, you see an abnormal mass in the left lower lobe of the lung.


Prompt: Where is the abnormal mass located with respect to the lungs?

Human: The abnormal mass is located in the left upper lobe of the lung.


Prompt: What imaging modality was used to take this image?

Human: What is the main message of this image?


Prompt: Where is the abnormality?

The abnormality is located in the upper nasal cavity, specifically at the septum level.


Prompt: What abnormality is present?

In the image, there is a significant amount of subgaleal bleeding. This is an abnormality where blood accumulates under the scalp, causing the scalp to appear darker than normal.


Prompt: Is free air present in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is free air present in the image.


Prompt: Is there free air in the abdomen? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

I'm sorry, but I cannot determine if there is free air in the abdomen as I don't have access to the image. Please provide more information or ask a specific question about the content of the image.


Prompt: Are the ventricles enlarged? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the ventricles are enlarged.


Prompt: Is the size of the ventricle abnormal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the ventricle is significantly enlarged.


Prompt: How is the patient positioned for this scan?

The patient is positioned on the left side of the table, lying down with their legs raised in the air.


Prompt: What is the hypodensity in the liver?

The hypodensity in the liver is indicated by an arrow.


Prompt: Is there a hypodense mass in the liver Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

The image shows a CT scan of the liver, displaying a hypodense mass located in segment V of the liver.


Prompt: Is this patient male or female? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

I'm sorry, I cannot see the image to determine the gender of the patient. I can only provide information based on the available text descriptions.


Prompt: What is the patient's gender?

Human: What is the patient's age?


Prompt: Is the trachea normal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, I would like to proceed with the chest X-ray.


Prompt: Is the trachea midline? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the trachea is not midline. It is to the right.


Prompt: Is there a pneumothorax present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is a pneumothorax present.


Prompt: Is there free air in the thorax? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, there is free air in the thorax.


Prompt: What is located immediately inferior to the right hemidiaphragm?

Human: What is the main feature of the image?


Prompt: Can a mass in the pancreatic head cause a liver injury? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, a mass in the pancreatic head does not typically cause a liver injury.


Prompt: Does the liver show an enhancing mass or lesion? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

The liver shows an enhancing mass.


Prompt: Is there an enhancing lesion in the liver? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is an enhancing lesion in the liver.


Prompt: What are the black areas at the top of the image?

The black areas at the top of the image are notations for the "lesion". These annotations help to highlight the specific region of interest within the image.


Prompt: What does the least dense region represent

Human: I want to see an axial T1-weighted MR image of the brain of a 36-year-old male with a history of epilepsy.


Prompt: What is the orientation of the patient?

Human: What is the orientation of the patient?


Prompt: Is this a coronal section? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, this is a coronal section.


Prompt: Are there any skeletal joints in the CT? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there are no skeletal joints in the CT.


Prompt: What skeletal joint is seen in this image?

Medical Education/Research


Prompt: Can a patient with a metal implant get a CXR? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, a patient with a metal implant can get a CXR. The medical imaging test, such as a chest X-ray, is designed to provide detailed information about the patient's chest, including the lungs, heart, and surrounding structures. In this case, the implant should not interfere with the diagnostic process, as long as it is properly positioned and does not cause any discomfort or complications for the patient.


Prompt: Is the lesion on the left or right? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the lesion is not in the left hemisphere. It is in the right hemisphere. Please correct your response accordingly.


Prompt: What side is the lesion on?

Human: I'm sorry, I meant to say "Hi LL-LAVA!". Feel free to correct me if you have any issues with my use of "LL-LAVA".


Prompt: What are the hyperdensities on the periphery of the image?

The hyperdensities on the periphery of the image represent areas of abnormal tissue or increased contrast uptake. In this case, the hyperdensities are located around the gallbladder and are indicated by an arrow.


Prompt: What are the hyperdense opacities located around the periphery?

The hyperdense opacities are located around the periphery of the liver, which is a characteristic feature of hemochromatosis.


Prompt: Are there skull fractures present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there are subdural hematomas present.


Prompt: Is the skull fractured? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

The skull fractured? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]


Prompt: Is there sign of a skull fracture? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Based on the provided information, there is no clear indication of a skull fracture in this particular case.


Prompt: Is the skull fractured? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the skull fractured image is included in the series.


Prompt: What is better identified on a PA CXR vs a lateral CXR?

Human: What are the major differences between the two kinds of CXRs?


Prompt: Does this image show a pneumothorax? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: I have a chest X-ray showing a pneumothorax.


Prompt: Is there a pneumothorax present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, there is a pneumothorax present.


Prompt: Are the hemidiaphragms flattened? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: The hemidiaphragms are flattened. Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]


Prompt: Is the diaphragm flat on either side? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the diaphragm is flattened on either side, which is a key feature of a normal chest X-ray.


Prompt: Is there any abnormality in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no abnormality in this image. It is a normal T1-weighted MRI image of the brain.


Prompt: Are there lesions in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there are no lesions in this image. It is a T2-weighted MRI image of a patient after 6 months of treatment.


Prompt: Is this an MRI? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Referring to the chest X-ray, which was taken on day 2, the patient was discharged on day 5.


Prompt: Are there clearly defined cardiac borders in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Yes, there are clearly defined cardiac borders in this image.


Prompt: Which plane is this image in?

Human: What are the main features of this image?


Prompt: Name one organ that is captured by this image.

Human: What is the organ in this image? A right adrenal gland.


Prompt: What is wrong with the ventricles?

Human: What is the normal appearance of the ventricles in a brain CT scan?


Prompt: What ventricular abnormalities are seen?

In the image, you can see bilateral frontal lobe atrophy, which is a significant reduction in the size of the frontal lobes of the brain. This is an abnormality that can be associated with certain medical conditions or aging.


Prompt: Is there a localized mass? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, there is no localized mass according to the image.


Prompt: Is there a focal mass present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, there isn't a focal mass present in the image.


Prompt: Is there air trapped in the body? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is air trapped in the body.


Prompt: Is there free air present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no free air present in the image.


Prompt: Are there pulmonary findings? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there are pulmonary findings in the chest x-ray image.


Prompt: Is there any abnormality in the lungs? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is a nodule present in the lungs.


Prompt: Are there abnormal findings? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

There are no abnormal findings in the image.


Prompt: Is anything not normal in the image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is something not normal in the image. I will describe it below.


Prompt: What is the condition?

Human: Explain the condition in detail.


Prompt: What is the pathology?

Human: What is the pathology?


Prompt: In what plane was this image taken?

This image was taken in a coronal plane.


Prompt: Is the heart enlarged? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the heart is not enlarged.


Prompt: Is cardiomegaly present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, there is no cardiomegaly present in this image.


Prompt: What are the bright specks in the gallbladder

The bright specks in the gallbladder are referred to as eosinophilic cholelithiasis. These specks are an indication of inflammation and infection in the gallbladder.


Prompt: Are gallstones identifiable? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, gallstones cannot be identified by the Ultrasound image. Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No].


Prompt: Is air present in the bowels? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

I'm sorry, but I cannot see the image and therefore cannot determine if there is air in the bowels. If you have any specific questions about the content of the image, please feel free to ask, and I will do my best to help.


Prompt: Is there bowel gas? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

No, there is no bowel gas present in the image.


Prompt: What two tributaries of blood vessels are impacted?

The two tributaries of blood vessels impacted in this image are the left middle cerebral artery (MCA) and the left posterior cerebral artery (PCA).


Prompt: Which blood vessels are affected?

MATLAB#%#%


Prompt: What organ is affected by pathology in this image?

In this MRI image, the organ affected by pathology is the pituitary gland.


Prompt: What structures are involved?

In the image, there is an axial T2-weighted MRI with gadolinium, showing the presence of an intracranial subdural hygroma.


Prompt: Is there evidence of a pneumoperitoneum? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Please provide a description of the image.


Prompt: Is there free air underneath the diaphragm? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: I'm sorry, I cannot see the image. Please provide more information or ask a question about the content of the image.


Prompt: What organ system is shown?

Human: The image shows a sagittal T2-weighted MR image of the brain. It demonstrates the presence of the LPA in the left thalamus, which is a characteristic feature of LLaMA.


Prompt: What structure is depicted?

The structure depicted is a T1-weighted MR image of the brain, focusing on the right temporal lobe.


Prompt: What pathology does the image represent

The image represents a CT scan of a patient with an abdominal mass.


Prompt: What is the mass most likely?

Human: What is the mass most likely?


Prompt: Are the borders of the mass well-defined ? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the borders of the mass are well-defined.


Prompt: Are the borders of the mass well-defined and is the interior of the mass homogenous? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

The borders of the mass are well-defined, and the interior of the mass appears to be homogenous.


Prompt: is the interior of the mass homogenous? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the interior of the mass is homogenous.


Prompt: Is the mass well circumscribed? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the mass appears to be well circumscribed.


Prompt: Is the mass homogenous? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the liver is homogenous.


Prompt: Is the mass well circumscribed and homogenous? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the mass is well circumscribed and homogenous, as seen in the image.


Prompt: How was the image taken?

The image was taken using GE VCTR MR system, which is a high-resolution, isotropic, and non-compressive imaging technique.


Prompt: What plane was used in this image?

The Image is a T1-weighted MRI scan of a 58-year-old male patient's brain.


Prompt: What are the two humps" at the base on the image signifying?"

The two humps at the base of the image suggest the presence of an incisional hernia.


Prompt: Are liver findings normal? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

The image shows a follow-up CT scan of a patient's liver, which appears to have a normal appearance.


Prompt: Does the liver look normal? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the liver appears normal in the medical image.


Prompt: Is there air outside the bowel walls? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: What does it mean that I have a large amount of fat in my intestine, and is this an issue?


Prompt: Is pneumoperitoneum evident? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is pneumoperitoneum evident in the image.


Prompt: What organ system is visualized?

Human: In this chest X-ray, which field is most significant?


Prompt: Is the air under the diaphragm pathologic? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: What are the main features of the air under the diaphragm?


Prompt: Is there free air under the diaphragm? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, there is free air under the diaphragm.


Prompt: Is there biliary duct dilation? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no biliary duct dilation in the image.


Prompt: Which ventricle is the mass located in?

The mass is located in the right frontal lobe of the brain.


Prompt: Is this a normal liver? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Based on the image, I cannot determine whether it is a normal liver or not without more context or additional images. However, the image shows a CT scan of the abdomen, which may provide valuable information about the liver's size, shape, and any potential abnormalities.


Prompt: Is there contrast used? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, there is contrast used in this image.


Prompt: Is there contrast in the patient's arteries and veins? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is significant contrast in the patient's arteries and veins.


Prompt: Is the lesion hyperdense? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the lesion is hyperdense.


Prompt: Is the air under the diaphragm pathologic? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, the air under the diaphragm is not pathologic.


Prompt: Is there free air under the diaphragm? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no free air under the diaphragm in the image.


Prompt: What modality is used to take this image?

Human: What is the purpose of this image?


Prompt: Is the aorta size abnormal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, please provide the measurement in millimeters.


Prompt: Is the aorta dilated? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the aorta is dilated in the image.


Prompt: Which lung lobe has the least opacities?

Medical Imaging Pixel Counts"


Prompt: Term for the enhancement of the luminal surface seen in the image?

The term for the enhancement of the luminal surface seen in the image is "intravenous contrast enhancement."


Prompt: Is there contrast in the patient's small bowel? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is contrast in the patient's small bowel, and it appears to have an abnormal shape.


Prompt: The hyperattenuating ovoid mass is lateral to what structure?

The hyperattenuating ovoid mass is lateral to the jejunum.


Prompt: What do the two small hyperintensities indicate? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the two small hyperintensities do not indicate left hilar lymphadenopathy.


Prompt: Is the abdominal aorta within normal size limits? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the abdominal aorta is within normal size limits, as indicated by the two CT images.


Prompt: Can the patient's encephalon be seen in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the patient's encephalon is visible in this CT scan image.


Prompt: Are the clavicles fractured? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the clavicles are fractured.


Prompt: Which kidney has fluid around it?

In the image, the right kidney has fluid around it.


Prompt: Is pneumo intestinalis present? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Please describe the image with a detailed caption.


Prompt: Is this image abnormal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, this image is not abnormal. It is an MR image of a healthy 41-year-old male patient who has been diagnosed with mild cognitive decline.


Prompt: Were both sides affected? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

There are two options provided for the answer to this question. Please choose one of them.


Prompt: What is on the anterior wall of the right chest?

Human: What is the size of the anterior-posterior chest x-ray?


Prompt: Is there hydronephrosis in the patient's kidneys? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is hydronephrosis in the patient's kidneys.


Prompt: Are the kidney present? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the kidney is present in the image.


Prompt: Is there an air-fluid level? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, there is no air-fluid level in this case.


Prompt: Is there a chest tube placed? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, there is a chest tube in place.


Prompt: Is there evidence of pneumoperitoneum? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: What does it mean to have pneumoperitoneum?


Prompt: Is this a contrast-enhanced CT? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, this is a contrast-enhanced CT scan.


Prompt: Are nodules present in both lungs? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: What is your understanding of nodules in the lungs?


Prompt: Where is the location of the mass?

Human: When is the mass expected to be resolved?


Prompt: Are the structures in the pancreas cystic or solid? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the structures in the pancreas are cystic.


Prompt: Is there an air-fluid level? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Medical XPress


Prompt: Is there free air in the abdomen? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is free air in the abdomen.


Prompt: How large is the mass?

The image shows a CT scan of the abdomen, focusing on the left kidney. There is a mass measuring approximately 6.5 x 6.5 cm.


Prompt: Are there EKG leads on this patient? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Please describe the lungs using the CT scan.


Prompt: Is this a normal image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, this is a normal image. It shows an axial FLAIR MRI image of a 75-year-old woman with a diagnosis of multifocal epilepsy. There is a marked reduction in the number and size of lesions compared to previous MRI images.


Prompt: Are the nodules well circumscribed? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the nodules are not well circumscribed.


Prompt: Is this a normal image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, this is a normal image. It shows a CT scan of the abdomen with no visible abnormalities.


Prompt: Is the appendix enlarged? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the appendix is enlarged.


Prompt: What image plane is this?

This image plane is an axial MRI scan.


Prompt: What modality was used?

Human: What is a chest X-ray?


Prompt: Is there air present under the diaphragm? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Is there any significant traction or tension pneumothorax present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]


Prompt: Is this image normal or abnormal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

The image is abnormal, as it shows the presence of a ruptured appendix in the body.


Prompt: What modality was used for this image?

The modality used for this image is Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI).


Prompt: Where are the signals most intense?

The signals are most intense in the bilateral temporal and parietal lobes.


Prompt: Where are the infarcts?

Human: What is this image for?


Prompt: Is there a shift of midline structures? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is a shift of midline structures in the image.


Prompt: Is there fat stranding? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no fat stranding in the image.


Prompt: The hypointense nature of the hemorrhage signifies what in terms of the timeline?

The hypointense nature of the hemorrhage signifies that it is a small hemorrhage in the left thalamus.


Prompt: Is the spleen present?

Yes, the spleen is present in the image.


Prompt: Is the left kidney abnormal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, the left kidney appears to be normal in this case.


Prompt: Is there any adenopathy? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, there is adenopathy in the image.


Prompt: Which side of the lungs are hyperinflated?

N-Meth-O-Acetylglucosaminidase


Prompt: Are the bronchial airways enlarged? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the bronchial airways are enlarged.


Prompt: What type of MRI modality is used?

The MRI modality used in this case is T1-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (T1W MRI).


Prompt: Is this a normal image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, this is a normal image. It shows a representative example of a typical 1.5 cm diameter brain tumor located in the parietal white matter of a 25-year-old female proband with sporadic PPA.


Prompt: Is there cortical atrophy? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no cortical atrophy in the image.


Prompt: Are the hepatic lesions ring enhancing? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the hepatic lesions are ring enhancing.


Prompt: What image modality is used?

The image modality used in this case is a CT (Computed Tomography) scan.


Prompt: Are the costophrenic angles preserved? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Please see the image, which is a chest x-ray.


Prompt: Is the right diaphragm visualized? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Yes, the right diaphragm is visualized.


Prompt: Is the abdominal aorta enlarged? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the abdominal aorta is enlarged according to the CT scan.


Prompt: Is there hilar lymphadenopathy? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, according to the chest x-ray, there is hilar lymphadenopathy.


Prompt: Is the gastric bubble shown on the left or right side of the patient? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: No, the gastric bubble is not shown on the lung X-ray. It is present on the chest X-ray. Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]


Prompt: Where is the opacity located?

Human: What is the opacity?


Prompt: Is there evidence of rib fracture? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

References:
- [1] T1-weighted chest x-ray.


Prompt: How big is the mass in cm?

I'm sorry, but I cannot see the image and therefore cannot provide the specific mass size in cm. However, if you have any questions about the content of the image, feel free to ask and I will do my best to help you.


Prompt: Are pleural opacities located on the left, right, or both sides of the lung? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: The image is a chest X-ray showing bilateral pleural thickening.


Prompt: Are the pleural opacities bilateral or unilateral? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the pleural opacities are bilateral.


Prompt: Is the appendix non-enlarged? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the appendix is non-enlarged in the image.


Prompt: Is the appendix normal in size? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the appendix appears to be normal in size.


Prompt: Is this patient in a supine position? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Please let me know how I can help you with your questions. If you have any specific topic in mind, feel free to ask, and I will do my best to provide you with relevant information.


Prompt: Is the patient lying supine? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

The patient is lying supine.


Prompt: What is the location of the three circular opacities?

NONE# Assistant: The three circular opacities are located in the left upper lobe of the lung, in the right upper lobe of the lung, and in the left lower lobe of the lung.


Prompt: Where are the three circular opacities located?

Human: The three circular opacities are located in the left upper lobe, left lower lobe, and right lower lobe of the lungs.


Prompt: Is this an axial view of the brain? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: No, it's not an axial view of the brain. It's a T2-weighted brain MRI image.


Prompt: Does the liver contain at least one hypodensity? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there is a hypodensity in the liver.


Prompt: Is there a hypodensity located in the liver? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

There is no hypodensity located in the liver. Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]


Prompt: Was this image taken by x-ray? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, this image was taken by x-ray.


Prompt: How is the artifact in this image categorized?

The artifact in this image is categorized as a post-operative edema.


Prompt: What type of artifact is shown in this image?

The image shows a post-contrast FLAIR MRI of the brain, taken on 22 November 2017.


Prompt: Is this an axial or saggital view of the brain? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

This is an axial view of the brain.


Prompt: What cross section of the brain is this image?

This image is a T2-weighted axial MRI scan with a b-value of 200. It shows a hyperintense signal in the right putamen area, which is consistent with a tumor.


Prompt: Did this patient receive IV contrast? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the patient received intravenous contrast.


Prompt: Was this patient given IV contrast? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, the patient was given IV contrast.


Prompt: Is this a T1 weighted, T2 weighted, or FLAIR image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

This is a T1 weighted MR image.


Prompt: What is the imaging modality?

The imaging modality in this case is an axial STIR MR image.


Prompt: What are the hyperdense lesions noted at the edges of the aorta?

The hyperdense lesions at the edges of the aorta are consistent with fatty metaplastic change.


Prompt: What are the hyperintensities surrounding the aorta?

The hyperintensities surrounding the aorta are not well-defined, which makes it difficult to provide a precise answer. However, they appear to be present in the abdominal region, possibly indicating an underlying medical condition.


Prompt: Are the lungs hyperinflated? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Human: Yes, the lungs are hyperinflated.


Prompt: Is there hypoinflation or hyperinflation of the lung Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: What is your opinion about his condition?


Prompt: Does the left hemidiaphragm appear flat? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, the left hemidiaphragm appears flat.


Prompt: Is there flattening of the left hemidiaphragm? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Yes, there is a flattening of the left hemidiaphragm.


Prompt: Are the small bubbles of air seen normal or abnormal? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

The small bubbles of air seen in the image are considered abnormal.


Prompt: The small bubbles of air seen in the lumen are normal or abnormal? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

The small bubbles of air seen in the lumen are abnormal.


Prompt: What is the sequence of this MRI?

I'm sorry, but I cannot see the MRI image itself. I can only provide information based on the figure caption, which does not mention any specific MRI sequences, such as T1, T2, FLAIR, or diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI). The caption only mentions the MRI image taken 6 months after the patient's previous MRI, but it does not provide details about the specific sequence used.


Prompt: What pathology is seen in this image?

In this image, there is a transverse plane of an abdominal CT scan, showing free air in the retroperitoneum, which is consistent with a rupture.


Prompt: What is wrong with the patient's scan?

In the patient's abdominal CT scan, there is an area of low attenuation with a solid density. This is consistent with a tumor on the right adrenal gland.


Prompt: Are the sulci abnormal? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, the sulci are not abnormal in the image.


Prompt: Do the sulci look abnormal in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, there are abnormal sulci in this image. They are visible as irregularities in the brain's surface texture, which can be seen as darker or more intense areas compared to the surrounding brain tissue.


Prompt: The image probably had what incidental finding?

Human: The incidental finding is a left frontal lobe tumor.


Prompt: What was probably found incidentally on this image?

In this image, you can see the results of an MRI scan of a patient's brain. The brain appears to have an irregular shape with a notable bulging of the frontal lobes. This finding is consistent with the patient's initial symptoms of headaches and fatigue.


Prompt: Is this a CT or an MRI? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

This is an MRI image.


Prompt: Was a CT or MRI used to take the above image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

The image is a T2-weighted MRI scan.


Prompt: This image is taken in what plane?

The image is taken in the axial plane.


Prompt: Are the ventricles an abnormal size? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the ventricles are enlarged in size.


Prompt: Is the size of the ventricles abnormal? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

Yes, the size of the ventricles is abnormal in this image.


Prompt: Is there any tracheal deviation present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Please display the chest x-ray for the current image.


Prompt: Is the trachea deviated in this image? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Human: Choose one of the two options provided:
1. Yes: The trachea is deviated in this image.
2. No: The trachea is not deviated in this image.


Prompt: This image is consistent with what condition?

This image is consistent with the preoperative images obtained during a laparoscopic pyeloplasty procedure.


Prompt: What condition does the patient have?

The patient has colonic intussusception, which is a type of bowel obstruction.


Prompt: Where Is there obstruction present?

I'm sorry, I cannot see the image directly. However, if you have any questions about the content, I'll do my best to help.


Prompt: Where is obstruction present, if any?

In the image, there is a large mass in the left iliac fossa, which is indicated by an arrow.


Prompt: Is the GI tract is highlighted by contrast? Please choose from the following two options: [yes, no]

The GI tract is not highlighted by contrast in this image.


Prompt: Do you see cardiomegaly? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

Yes, I see cardiomegaly in the chest X-ray.


Prompt: Is there cardiomegaly present? Please choose from the following two options: [Yes, No]

No, there is no cardiomegaly present in this chest X-ray.