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Code Value​

Code Meaning​

Definition​

Notes​

112115​

Subpleural line​

A thin curvilinear opacity, a few millimeters or less in​

thickness,usuallylessthan1cmfromthepleuralsurface​

and paralleling the pleura [Fraser and Pare].​

112116​

Tramline shadow​

Parallel or slightly convergent linear opacities that​

suggest the planar projection of tubular structures and​

that correspond in location and orientation to elements​

of the bronchial tree [Fraser and Pare].​

112117​

Tubular shadow​

Paired, parallel, or slightly convergent linear opacities​

presumed to represent the walls of a tubular structure​

seen en face; used if the anatomic nature of a shadow​

is obscure [Fraser and Pare].​

112118​

Density​

Theopacityofaradiographicshadowtovisiblelight;film​

blackening; the term should never be used to mean an​

"opacity" or "radiopacity" [Fraser and Pare].​

112119​

Dependent opacity​

Subpleuralincreasedattenuationindependentlung.The​

increased attenuation disappears when the region of​

lung is nondependent; a.k.a. dependent increased​

attenuation [Fraser and Pare].​

112120​

Ground glass opacity​

Hazyincreasedattenuationoflung,butwithpreservation​

of bronchial and vascular margins; caused by partial​

fillingofairspaces,interstitialthickening,partialcollapse​

ofalveoli,normalexpiration,orincreasedcapillaryblood​

volume [Fraser and Pare].​

112121​

Infiltrate​

Any ill-defined opacity in the lung [Fraser and Pare].​

112122​

Micronodule​

Discrete,small,round,focalopacityofatleastsofttissue​

attenuation and with a diameter no greater than 7 mm​

[Fraser and Pare].​

112123​ Phantom tumor (pseudotumor)​A shadow produced by a local collection of fluid in one​

of the interlobar fissures, usually elliptic in one​

radiographic projection and rounded in the other,​

resembling a tumor [Fraser and Pare].​

112124​

Shadow​

Anyperceptiblediscontinuityinfilmblackeningattributed​

to the attenuation of the X-Ray beam by a specific​

anatomic absorber or lesion on or within the body of the​

patient; to be employed only when more specific​

identification is not possible [Fraser and Pare].​

112125​

Small irregular opacities​

Term used to define a reticular pattern specific to​

pneumoconioses [Fraser and Pare].​

112126​

Small rounded opacities​

Term used to define a nodular pattern specific to​

pneumoconioses [Fraser and Pare].​

112127​

Tree-in-bud sign​

Nodulardilationofcentrilobularbranchingstructuresthat​

resembles a budding tree and represents exudative​

bronchiolar dilation [Fraser and Pare].​

112128​

Granular pattern​

Any extended, finely granular pattern of pulmonary​

opacity within which normal anatomic details are partly​

obscured [Fraser and Pare].​

112129​

Miliary pattern​

A collection of tiny discrete opacities in the lungs, each​

measuring 2 mm or less in diameter, generally uniform​

in size and widespread in distribution [Fraser and Pare].​

112143​

Air​

Inspired atmospheric gas. The word is sometimes used​

to describe gas within the body regardless of its​

composition or site [Fraser and Pare].​

112144​

Soft tissue​

Material having X-Ray attenuation properties similar to​

muscle.​

112145​

Calcium​

Material having X-Ray attenuation properties similar to​

calcium,asilver-whitebivalentmetallicelementoccurring​

in plants and animals.​

112146​

Acinar​

A pulmonary opacity 4-8 mm in diameter, presumed to​

represent anatomic acinus, or a collection of opacities​

in the lung, each measuring 4-8 mm in diameter, and​

togetherproducinganextended,homogeneousshadow​

[Fraser and Pare].​

112147​

Air space​

The gas-containing portion of the lung parenchyma,​

including the acini and excluding the interstitium [Fraser​

and Pare].​

112148​

Fibronodular​

Sharply defined, approximately circular opacities​

occurring singly or in clusters, usually in the upper lobes​

[Fraser and Pare].​

112149​

Fluffy​

A shadow (opacity) that is ill-defined, lacking clear-cut​

margins [Fraser and Pare].​

112167​ Difference in distribution​

A change in the extent of spreading of a finding or​

Retired. Replaced by​

feature.​

(442704007,SCT,"Difference​

in distribution")​

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Code Value​

Code Meaning​

Definition​

Notes​

112168​

Difference in site involvement​ A change in the part(s) of the anatomy affected or​

Retired. Replaced by​

encompassed by a finding or feature.​

(442711006,SCT,"Difference​

in site involvement")​

112169​

Difference in Type of Content​ A change in the matter or substance within a finding or​Retired. Replaced by​

feature.​

(442691001,SCT,"Difference​

in substance")​

112170​

Difference in Texture​

A change in the surface or consistency of a finding or​ Retired. Replaced by​

feature.​

(442700003,SCT,"Difference​

in texture")​

112171​

Fiducial mark​

A location in image space, which may or may not​

correspond to an anatomical reference, which is often​

used for registering data.​

112172​

Portacath​

Connectedtoaninjectionchamberplacedundertheskin​

in the upper part of the chest. When it is necessary to​

inject some drug, a specific needle is put in the chamber​

throughtheskinandasiliconmembrane.Theadvantage​

of a portacath is that it may be left in place several​

months contrarily of "classical" catheters.​

112173​

Chest tube​

Atubeinsertedintothechestwallfromoutsidethebody,​

fordrainage.Sometimesusedforcollapsedlung.Usually​

connected to a receptor placed lower than the insertion​

site.​

112174​

Central line​

A tube placed into the subclavian vein to deliver​

medication directly into the venous system.​

112175​

Kidney stent​

A stent is a tube inserted into another tube. Kidney stent​

is a tube that is inserted into the kidney, ureter, and​

bladder, to help drain urine. Usually inserted through a​

scoping device presented through the urethra.​

112176​

Pancreatic stent​

A stent is a tube inserted into another tube. Pancreatic​

stent is inserted through the common bile duct to the​

pancreatic duct, to drain bile.​

112177​

Nipple ring​

A non-lesion object that appears to be a circular band,​

attached to the body via pierced nipple.​

112178​

Coin​

A non-lesion object that appears to be a flat round piece​

of metal.​

112179​ MinimumAttenuationCoefficient​The least quantity assignable, admissible, or possible;​

the least of a set of X-Ray attenuation coefficients.​

112180​

Maximum Attenuation​

The greatest quantity or value attainable or attained; the​

Coefficient​

largest of a set of X-Ray attenuation coefficients.​

112181​

Mean Attenuation Coefficient​

The value that is computed by dividing the sum of a set​

ofX-Rayattenuationcoefficientsbythenumberofvalues​

.​

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Code Value​

Code Meaning​

Definition​

Notes​

112183​

Standard Deviation of​

ForasetofX-Rayattenuationcoefficients:1)ameasure​

Attenuation Coefficient​

of the dispersion of a frequency distribution that is the​

square root of the arithmetic mean of the squares of the​

deviation of each of the class frequencies from the​

arithmetic mean of the frequency distribution; 2) a​

parameter that indicates the way in which a probability​

function or a probability density function is centered​

around its mean and that is equal to the square root of​

the moment in which the deviation from the mean is​

squared.​

112184​

Performance of Pediatric and​ American College of Radiology. ACR Standard for the​

Adult Thoracic CT​

Performance of Pediatric and Adult Thoracic Computed​

Tomography (CT). In: Standards. Reston, Va:​

2001:103-107.​

112185​ PerformanceofCTforDetection​American College of Radiology. ACR Standard for the​

of Pulmonary Embolism in​

PerformanceofComputedTomographyfortheDetection​

Adults​

ofPulmonaryEmbolisminAdults.In:Standards.Reston,​

Va: 2001:109-113.​

112186​ PerformanceofHigh-Resolution​American College of Radiology. ACR Standard for the​

CT of the Lungs in Adults​

PerformanceofHigh-ResolutionComputedTomography​

(HRCT) of the Lungs in Adults. In: Standards. Reston,​

Va: 2001:115-118.​

112187​

Unspecified method of​

The method of calculation of a measurement or other​

calculation​

type of numeric value is not specified.​

112188​

Two-dimensional method​

The calculation method was performed in​

two-dimensional space.​

112189​

Three-dimensional method​

The calculation method was performed in​

three-dimensional space.​

112191​

Breast tissue density​

Therelativedensityofparenchymaltissueasaproportion​

of breast volume.​

112192​ Volume of parenchymal tissue​The volume of parenchymal tissue.​

112193​

Volume of breast​

The volume of the breast.​

112194​ Mass of parenchymal tissue​

The mass of parenchymal tissue.​

112195​

Mass of breast​

The mass of the breast.​

112196​ Area of Vascular Calcification​ A measured or calculated area of vascular calcification.​

112197​ VolumeofVascularCalcification​A measured or calculated volume of vascular​

calcification.​

112198​

Percentage of Vascular​

A measured or calculated percentage of vascular​

Calcification​

calcification.​

112199​ Mass of Vascular Calcification​Ameasuredorcalculatedmassofvascularcalcification.​

112200​ Averagecalcificationdistancein​The average nearest neighbor distance of all individual​

a calcification cluster​

microcalcifications in a cluster.​

112201​ Standard deviation distance of​The standard deviation of nearest neighbor distance of​

calcifications in a cluster​

all individual microcalcifications in a cluster.​

112220​

Colon CAD Report​

A structured report containing the results of​

computer-aided detection or diagnosis applied to colon​

imaging and associated clinical information.​

112222​

Colon Overall Assessment​

Overall interpretation of the colon using C-RADS​

categorization system.​

112224​

Image Set Properties​

Characteristics of a set of images.​