What Are the Expected Findings on a VCU Scan?

You'll see it very frequently called like low probability, because it's low or high probbility for p and sometimes it gets missed. Usually if you don't have parencima longdeceas, but only pulmonary vascular obstruction, you'll see an unmatched defect. It's interesting because we coveit. We don't receive any ventilation scants any more. So some times you can have a very elevated hemi diaphragm, and that will give you like a perfusion defect. If anything, what you would see is wetch like defects. And you'll see it by regions wherever the clot is.