Imaging of Pulmonary Embolism with Sally Ayesa

Friday Radiology Lecture Livestream hosted by Andrew Murphy in support of the Radiopaedia 2024 Virtual Conference (July 22-26). Register now at bit.ly/radiopa...

[@lavinaysingh]

Starts at 2:19
Actually starts at 4:55

[@yassinematboua6013]

Thank you dr sally ❤

[@rmalik1926]

the latest guidelines still advise to start off with US doppler for pregnant patients

[@hbhossam]

Thank a lot 🌷🌷🌷👍👍

[@Bishoy.Yousef]

Thanks
Would be great to have a similar lecture about limbs arterial angiography

[@topesoyemi7934]

Thanks

[@nirsavs]

one piece fan here to learn that CTPA is essential than VQ Scan

[@rmalik1926]

Hello from Sydney

[@rmalik1926]

I would love to have access to get both CT Aortogram and CTPA together

[@rmalik1926]

I'm always pushed by Radiographers for 18G IVC in ACF, often not possible though 😔

[@rmalik1926]

not sure if my comments are going through, have not seen any on the chat replay on the right side ☹

[@rmalik1926]

I give up, none of my comments are going through to chat replay

[@rmalik1926]

VQ vs CTPA - which one is less in Radiation in pregnant patients

[@lavinaysingh]

VQ

[@rmalik1926]

occlusive vs non occlusive ?? how do we differentiate ?

[@lavinaysingh]

If the lung parenchyma is still getting blood due to partial occlusion of the vessel.. It is non occlusive

[@rmalik1926]

VQ vs CTPA which one would it be ? always a Q

[@lavinaysingh]

Mostly CTPA because it's an emergency and VQ not available always, also VQ needs more time to acquire