CTICasesCoronary to Pulmonary Artery Fistula
Imaging findings
A complex tangle of mediastinal vessels draining into the pulmonary artery, visible as "smoke" (heterogeneous contrast flow) on CT.
Key takeaways
Heterogeneous contrast flow in a pulmonary artery segment can be a subtle sign of a fistula rather than just flow artifact.
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