Summarize the radiology report findings into an impression within 3 sentences.
    INPUT: The patient is intubated , with the tip of endotracheal tube approximately 1 .3 cm above the carina . Left - sided subclavian central venous catheter is present , with the tip in the lower SVC . Left - sided PICC is present , the tip is difficult to visualize due to its superimposition over the left central venous catheter . A right - sided implanted catheter is present , with the tip in the region of the cavoatrial junction . A feeding tube is present , extending into the stomach , and extending beyond the inferior confines of this examination . Again seen is a diffuse opacification in the right and left hemithoraces , within predominantly alveolar pattern , but with some reticulation seen at the lung bases , this may represent a combination of alveolar edema and some degree of interstitial edema or lung disease at the bases . No significant pleural effusion . No new consolidation . Overall , the degree of opacification of the lungs is similar to the prior examination allowing for differences in lung volumes .
    OUTPUT:
    
Endotracheal tube approximately 1 .3 cm above the carina , a relatively low location ; suggest some degree of withdrawl . Left central venous catheter appears to project over the mid SVC . If further clarification is desired , lateral view may also be considered .