A broad spectrum of pulmonary arterial disorders can be diagnosed on computed
tomography (CT). Comprehensive evaluation of the pulmonary arteries requires careful …

A wide spectrum of pathology, both congenital and acquired, can affect the pulmonary
arteries. While some of these are commonly seen in everyday clinical practice, some are …

Peripheral pulmonary vascular disorders that can be evaluated with computed tomography
(CT) include various disease entities with overlapping imaging features and a wide range of …

Computed tomography (CT) of pulmonary vascular disorders is commonly performed using
CT angiography (CTA) as a minimally invasive imaging tool for more central vascular …

The conventional chest radiograph, computed tomography (CT), and, with restrictions,
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are the three most commonly used imaging modalities …

Stenotic lesions of the pulmonary arteries can be congenital or acquired. Different etiologies
may affect the pulmonary arteries, unilaterally or bilaterally, at different levels. The clinical …

Computed tomography (CT) has provided a imaging modality by which the central
pulmonary arteries can be studied noninvasively. CT provides cross-sectional images which …

Our objective was to analyze the peripheral pulmonary arteries using thin-collimation multi-
slice spiral CT. Twenty consecutive patients underwent enhanced-spiral multi-slice CT using …

The pulmonary artery is affected by a multitude of conditions that can be congenital or
acquired. These disorders may be detected incidentally, or the clinical features of the …

Abstract “Pulmonary vascular disease” is a broad term that includes any condition that
affects the blood vessels within the lungs. Most of these pathologies have similar radiologic …