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Mpa shows fusiform aneurysm (31mm). branch pulmonary arteries do also. ivc shows dilation at 37mm. results were via a cardiac mri. hx of cardiac paraganglioma and hypertension (tumor removed/ medicated for bp). is this pulmonary hypertension?
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I don't consider those findings necessarily indicative of pulmonary hypertension. It is usually diagnosed by echocardiography or catheterization of the right side of the heart.
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