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1 topic, 6 min.
13 topics, 49 min.
Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 2
4 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 3
5 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 4
5 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 5
5 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 6
3 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 7
4 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 8
5 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 9
4 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 10
5 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 11
5 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 12
4 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 13
3 m.Cardiac Findings on Non-Gated Thoracic CT Case 14
2 m.0:00
All right, we're nearing the end here. Let's go to case
0:03
14 and let's start
0:06
up here and scroll down.
0:12
And there are a couple of abnormalities here. But what is
0:15
the most significant abnormality?
0:23
And let's open up the polling.
0:28
And see what people thought.
0:30
Okay, where is the most significant abnormality?
0:36
And let's go ahead and close this poll because we're running a little short on time
0:39
now and see what people thought.
0:43
Okay, so some people thought Corning arteries are
0:46
graphs and some people thought cardiac Chambers and you're right.
0:49
I mean the cardiac Chambers the left ventricle the cardiac
0:52
Chambers are enlarged the right atrium the left ventrals
0:55
a little bit thick but the the major abnormality here
0:58
is right here this contrast-filled structure.
1:01
Where is it coming from? Let's follow the right corner artery.
1:04
It's coming off the right science of alsava. It comes
1:07
down and goes right into that and then you can
1:10
see on the other side more of the right coronary arteries. So this
1:13
is a large Corning artery aneurysm. And
1:16
the reason that this is important is that these can develop
1:19
thrombus. They can develop flow related
1:22
promise. They can cause Downstream in
1:25
Forks. They can also rupture if they get large enough
1:28
you can see there's a little bit of calcification along
1:31
the rim of this and if you do
1:34
A sagittal you can see nicely that the right
1:37
corner artery is rising here
1:40
off the order and it gives rice this big
1:43
aneur.
1:43
And you can see the rest of the right corner
1:46
artery coming off of that aneurysm. So these are often
1:49
due to atherosclerotic disease as is this was you can
1:52
also clearly see these in Kawasaki disease
1:55
and and other vascularities but just
1:58
important to to realize and at another
2:01
hospital. This had been missed a couple
2:04
times and it's it's it's it's a little
2:07
bit easy to see why you know, because people may have thought. Oh
2:10
is this part of the right atrium or whatnot but
2:13
this is a large corny artery and Arizona so you
2:16
can see these fairly often
2:19
if you look for them.
Interactive Transcript
0:00
All right, we're nearing the end here. Let's go to case
0:03
14 and let's start
0:06
up here and scroll down.
0:12
And there are a couple of abnormalities here. But what is
0:15
the most significant abnormality?
0:23
And let's open up the polling.
0:28
And see what people thought.
0:30
Okay, where is the most significant abnormality?
0:36
And let's go ahead and close this poll because we're running a little short on time
0:39
now and see what people thought.
0:43
Okay, so some people thought Corning arteries are
0:46
graphs and some people thought cardiac Chambers and you're right.
0:49
I mean the cardiac Chambers the left ventricle the cardiac
0:52
Chambers are enlarged the right atrium the left ventrals
0:55
a little bit thick but the the major abnormality here
0:58
is right here this contrast-filled structure.
1:01
Where is it coming from? Let's follow the right corner artery.
1:04
It's coming off the right science of alsava. It comes
1:07
down and goes right into that and then you can
1:10
see on the other side more of the right coronary arteries. So this
1:13
is a large Corning artery aneurysm. And
1:16
the reason that this is important is that these can develop
1:19
thrombus. They can develop flow related
1:22
promise. They can cause Downstream in
1:25
Forks. They can also rupture if they get large enough
1:28
you can see there's a little bit of calcification along
1:31
the rim of this and if you do
1:34
A sagittal you can see nicely that the right
1:37
corner artery is rising here
1:40
off the order and it gives rice this big
1:43
aneur.
1:43
And you can see the rest of the right corner
1:46
artery coming off of that aneurysm. So these are often
1:49
due to atherosclerotic disease as is this was you can
1:52
also clearly see these in Kawasaki disease
1:55
and and other vascularities but just
1:58
important to to realize and at another
2:01
hospital. This had been missed a couple
2:04
times and it's it's it's it's a little
2:07
bit easy to see why you know, because people may have thought. Oh
2:10
is this part of the right atrium or whatnot but
2:13
this is a large corny artery and Arizona so you
2:16
can see these fairly often
2:19
if you look for them.
Report
Faculty
Brent P Little, MD
Thoracic Radiologist & Assistant Program Director for the Radiology Residency
Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School
Tags
Vascular
Non-infectious Inflammatory
Coronary arteries
Chest CT
Chest
Cardiac CT (SCCT Cat B1 Video Case)
Cardiac
CTA
CT
Acquired/Developmental
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