Pulmonary Embolism CTPA Interpretation! 256 Shades of Grey Episode 2

Ever wanted to know how to spot a PE on a scan? Take a trip through our case-based guide to pulmonary embolism radiology, and learn more about CT scans along the way!

[@abdulfatahalmousa804]

VERY INFORMATIVE
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[@AllDayEDC]

Best explained video i found. I feel like an expert now after scanning my patient and using this for comparison

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Nice

[@tubeysr]

Why is Right pulmonary artery not seen as well as Left pulmonary artery?

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[@hiud11]

Thank you so so much!

[@montahadamra3791]

Thank you so much

[@zacharygleisner3894]

He said normal chest X-ray yet it shows Cardiomegaly and hyperinflation

[@emmasivewrightmd]

It only appears to be cardiomegaly because it's an AP film which enlarges anterior organs. There isn't any hyperinflation, see how rounded the diaphragm is? It would be much flatter in hyperinflation.

[@ATrainInfinite]

@@emmasivewrightmd u a doc? That was good info

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[@karldunnegan2689]

@@emmasivewrightmd The narrator said mild cardiomegaly, which looks right to me. And it's a portable x-ray which slightly magnifies the heart, probably more than it being an AP projection. And I don't see hyperinflation of the lungs, they look pretty normal.
Not a doc but a 22 year X-Ray tech whose looked at thousands of chest x-rays.