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Fig. 4. 58-year-old man with deep venous thrombosis seen on MR venography.
During same sitting, contrast-enhanced axial gradient-recalled echo MR
pulmonary angiogram was obtained and reveals absence of signal in main
pulmonary artery extending into right pulmonary artery, which is diagnostic of
pulmonary embolism (arrowheads). (Courtesy of Spritzer CE, Durham,
NC)