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Mismatched perfusion defects on routine ventilation‐perfusion scans after lung transplantation

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Incidental pulmonary embolism (PE) is a challenging entity with unclear treatment implications. Our program performs routine ventilation‐perfusion (VQ) scans at 3‐months post‐transplant to establish airway and vascular function. We sought… Click to show full abstract

Incidental pulmonary embolism (PE) is a challenging entity with unclear treatment implications. Our program performs routine ventilation‐perfusion (VQ) scans at 3‐months post‐transplant to establish airway and vascular function. We sought to determine the prevalence and prognostic implications of mismatched perfusion defects (MMPD) found on these studies, hypothesizing they would be associated with a benign prognosis.

Keywords: mismatched perfusion; perfusion defects; routine ventilation; perfusion scans; perfusion; ventilation perfusion

Journal Title: Clinical Transplantation
Year Published: 2022

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