CTICasesIncidental Pulmonary Embolism on Non-Contrast CT
Imaging findings
Well-visualized thrombi within the lobar and segmental pulmonary arteries on a non-contrast study, supported by lower extremity DVT findings.
Key takeaways
Although non-contrast CT is not the gold standard, pulmonary emboli can occasionally be identified incidentally, especially in patients who cannot receive contrast due to allergies.
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