Abstract:

Introduction and Objective: Acute Pulmonary Embolism (PE) is a reference to the radiology clinic with a pre-diagnosis, a comparison of the frequency of parankimal and pleural findings of PE detected and undetected in the IT examination and the connection between parankimal and pleural BT findings and PE. Method and Requirements: with the pre-diagnosis of PE, the results of the pulmonary IT angiography of the 121 consecutive phenomena referred to to the hospital’s radiology clinic were retrospective examined. The presence and distribution of PE, the diameter of trunkus pulmonalis, the presence and location of pleural fusion and parankim in the window; atelektacy, ice glass appearance, consolidation, linear opasite, peripheral opasite in the form of a triangle, vascular sign, oligemia, nodules and mass presence were studied. BULGULARY: PE was found in 39 of 121 suspicious incidents (32.23%). In 82 of 121 incidents, PE was not detected (67.77%). In 15.4 per cent of PE diagnosed cases, PE was detected only in the right lungs, 10.3 per cent in the left lungs and 74.4 per cent in both lungs. At least one of the parankimal and pleural findings identified in the methods in 89.7% of the PE-detected cases was detected. In 86.6% of undetected PE cases, at least one of the parankimal and pleural findings identified in the methods section was detected. In 26.6 percent of the cases diagnosed with PE, pleural fusion was detected in 35.4 percent of the cases not diagnosed with PE. Obisite (p=0,000) and vascular sign (p=0.032) in the form of a triangle are more frequently identified in statistically significant cases. PROPOSITION and RESULTATION: In the majority of the phenomena that are applied with the pre-diagnosis of PE with pulmonary IT angiography and PE is detected or not detected, we have found parankimal and pleural findings. However, we found that there is a statistically quite meaningful connection between the peripheral and vascular sign in the form of a triangle and the presence of PE.

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