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Chest radiography showed prominent pulmonary arteries, concurrent with pulmonary
hypertension.
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Chest radiography (Figure 1) showed prominent pulmonary arteries, consistent with PH.
Computed tomography angiography of the thorax and a prominent pulmonary trunk
(arrow).
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Computed tomography angiography (CTA) of the thorax (Figure 2) showed a small pleural effusion and a prominent pulmonary trunk, likely secondary to increased pressure in the pulmonary system.
Computed tomography scan showing lung windows with left-sided pleural effusion (blue
arrow).
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A TTE (Figure 3) was performed, which showed an ejection fraction of 65% to 70% along with an enlarged right ventricle with decreased right ventricular systolic function and moderate tricuspid regurgitation (Figure 4).
A transthoracic echocardiogram was performed, which showed an ejection fraction of 65%
to 70%, enlarged right ventricle (arrow) with decrease right ventricular systolic
function, and moderate tricuspid regurgitation.
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A TTE (Figure 3) was performed, which showed an ejection fraction of 65% to 70% along with an enlarged right ventricle with decreased right ventricular systolic function and moderate tricuspid regurgitation (Figure 4).