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Fig. 6 —CT scan obtained for evaluation of chronic thromboembolic disease in
38-year-old woman with primary pulmonary hypertension (360° rotation, no
cardiac gating). Axial 5-mm-thick image at level of ventricles (window center:
50 H; window width: 350 H) shows marked dilatation of right ventricular lumen;
partial posterior convexity of interventricular septum (arrow);
dilatation of right atrium, coronary sinus (star), and inferior vena
cava; and minor pericardial effusion (arrowhead).
