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Fig. 1E —80-year-old woman with clinically suspected pulmonary embolism and
evidence of major pulmonary embolism involving left main and intermediate
arteries, left lower lobe artery, and left segmental branches 3 and 8-10
(arrows). Miller I and II scores and Mastora score were 56.3%, 25%,
and 21.3%, respectively, for reviewer 1 and 50%, 25%, and 24.5%, respectively,
for reviewer 2. Cor pulmonale was evident on transthoracic echocardiography,
and patient underwent systemic thrombolysis. However, she died on third day
after diagnosis from cardiogenic shock.
