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    Pulmonary Embolism Medical Slides

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    Why teach Pulmonary Embolism?

    Pulmonary embolism is the third most common cardiovascular cause of death and one of the most frequently missed diagnoses in emergency medicine. Clinical presentation ranges from incidental subsegmental PE to massive PE with obstructive shock. Teaching PE management requires a structured approach to pre-test probability, diagnostic imaging, risk stratification, and anticoagulation selection.

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    01Clinical Probability: Wells Score and Geneva Score
    02D-Dimer: Age-Adjusted Cutoffs and Appropriate Use
    03CTPA Interpretation: Saddle, Lobar, and Subsegmental PE
    04Risk Stratification: sPESI, RV Dysfunction, and Troponin
    05Anticoagulation: DOACs vs Heparin and Duration of Therapy
    06Massive PE: Systemic Thrombolysis and Catheter-Directed Therapy
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    Pulmonary Embolism Presentation FAQ

    How should PE risk stratification be presented?

    Use a three-tier framework: low-risk (sPESI 0, normal biomarkers, outpatient candidates), submassive (RV dysfunction on echo or CT, elevated troponin, hemodynamically stable), and massive (sustained hypotension or cardiac arrest). This directly maps to treatment escalation from DOACs to monitored heparin to thrombolysis.

    What imaging should be included in a PE teaching deck?

    Include CTPA images showing saddle embolus, segmental and subsegmental clot burden, and RV/LV ratio measurement. Add echocardiographic findings of RV dilation, McConnell sign, and D-sign. V/Q scan examples are useful for teaching alternatives in patients with contrast allergy or renal insufficiency.

    How do I cover the debate around subsegmental PE treatment?

    Present the current evidence that isolated subsegmental PE without proximal DVT may not require anticoagulation in low-risk patients, per the 2019 ASH guidelines conditional recommendation. Discuss surveillance ultrasonography as an alternative, while noting that this remains an area of active investigation.

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