Key result
Diagnostic imaging, particularly CT and V/Q scans, plays a crucial role in the initial evaluation of pulmonary hypertension to differentiate between various etiologies and guide appropriate treatment.
Why the study?
Different etiologies of pulmonary hypertension require different treatment algorithms and outcomes, making diagnostic imaging key to elucidating the underlying cause.
Diagnostic imaging, particularly CT and V/Q scans, plays a key role in evaluating patients with pulmonary hypertension to differentiate between various etiologies such as CTEPH, PAH, and PVOD.
Reinforces guideline-directed multimodality imaging to distinguish CTEPH from other pulmonary hypertension phenotypes; leaves.
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Kligerman et al. (2019) conducted a review in Pulmonary Hypertension. Multimodality Imaging was evaluated. Diagnostic imaging, particularly CT and V/Q scans, plays a crucial role in the initial evaluation of pulmonary hypertension to differentiate between various etiologies and guide appropriate treatment.
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