Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – New imaging techniques applied to old problems
Disease area: Pulmonary vascular diseases



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J. Nagata (Chiba, Japan), T. Sugiura (Chiba, Japan), S. Imai (Chiba, Japan), A. Sekine (Chiba, Japan), T. Jujo (Chiba, Japan), S. Sakao (Chiba, Japan), Y. Kasahara (Chiba, Japan), N. Tanabe (Chiba, Japan), K. Tatsumi (Chiba, Japan). The A-aDO2 rather than the Fick principle can be used to estimate the right-to-left shunt fraction in pulmonary arteriovenous malformation. 860

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