How to Identify a Pulmonary Embolism on CT - Search Pattern for CTA chest

Basics of a CTA PE scan for identifying pulmonary embolism. Learn my search pattern for identifying pulmonary embolism on a CTA.
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[@adam9160]

Really helpful, thank you

[@TheRantingCabbie]

13:32 Is there something metallic on their upper left chest?

[@lucasglatthardt5368]

That middle lobe consolidation was no pneumonia. Typical Hampton's hump AKA lung infarction

[@maxitosh8465]

You so do not know what you are doing......I feel incredibly sorry for your patients .............................

[@aryzen2781]

why?

[@Gabriel-yc1kx]

why dude?