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Fig. 1E —Imaging findings of heart in 24-year-old woman during large pulmonary artery embolism and after treatment. Transverse contrast-enhanced chest CT images show large right ventricle and compressed left ventricle before treatment for massive pulmonary embolism (E) compared with normal size of right and left ventricles after massive pulmonary embolism (F).