The Imaging Features Of Pulmonary Embolism
September 18, 2008 by Jack
Figure 1 pulmonary embolism imaging features
Left the X-ray signs of pulmonary embolism
Lower left lung infiltration video (after the previous films)
Figure 2 of the imaging features of pulmonary embolism
Left the X-ray signs of pulmonary embolism
Near the basement widened pleural surface (the left-film)
Figure 3 pulmonary embolism imaging features
Radionuclide left pulmonary embolism
Scanning ventilation no abnormal scan
Figure 4 pulmonary embolism imaging features
Radionuclide scans of the left pulmonary embolism
Lower left lung perfusion scanning radioactive sparse
(The two do not match tips pulmonary embolism)
Figure 5 pulmonary embolism imaging features
MRI images of the left pulmonary embolism
MRI showed the film refers to the arrow pulmonary filling defect
Figure 6 of the imaging features of pulmonary embolism
MRI images of the left pulmonary embolism
MRI showed the left lower as the cross-sectional area in the video signal in real terms to reduce regional tips infarction.
Pulmonary embolism easy and pneumonia, pleurisy, pneumothorax, COPD, lung cancer, coronary heart disease, acute myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure, cholecystitis, pancreatitis and other diseases confused.
