Presentation
Dyspnea, dizziness and ST elevation on ECG
Patient Data
Age: 83
Gender: Female
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Cardiac size is within normal limits for mobile projection. The lungs appear emphysematous and there is mild fluid overload with upper lobe diversion but no frank pulmonary edema. No pneumothorax.
The patient proceeded to the catheter lab where LV-gram showed severe LV failure. The patient then developed decreased oxygen saturations and bibasal creps ?APO. Repeat x-ray four hours after initial.
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Interstitial and alveolar edema have developed since the previous examination.