Case 108: Approaching a Patient with PH - It Shouldn’t Be So Difficult!
It is important to look for specific causes of PH in a structured manner on a CTPA
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A 26-yrs old had progressive dyspnea. Echo showed severe pulmonary hypertension (PH). Her 4th CTPA was done a year later with us.
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Her earlier 3 CTPAs over a year were reported as normal, except for the dilated MPA, RPA and LPA, with the first one erroneously diagnosing pulmonary thromboembolism.
The video discusses the case, the diagnosis and a practical approach to patients with PH to ensure we don't miss easily diagnosable conditions causing PH.
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