FRCR Part 2B Practice Questions - Final FRCR Part B Examination (Clinical Radiology) - CR2B Exam

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A 30-year-old presents with acute pleuritic chest pain and breathlessness. CT pulmonary angiogram shows a filling defect. Which CT finding indicates acute pulmonary embolism rather than chronic thromboembolic disease?

Webs and bands within the pulmonary arteries Eccentric, crescentic thrombus contiguous with the vessel wall forming obtuse angles A central, partially occlusive filling defect forming acute angles with the vessel wall Mosaic attenuation with vessel calibre variation

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A central, partially occlusive filling defect forming acute angles with the vessel wall

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