Table 2

- Imaging characteristics of confirmed cases of coronavirus associated venous thromboembolism.

Author nameAge/GenderD-dimer >500 ng/mL**Chest x-ray with pneumoniaEchocardiogramCTPADuplex ultrasound / CUSOther
Davis, Kenyani34 MN/A+N/ARight Lower Lobe PEN/AN/A
Aoi et al70 F+N/ADilated RV and clot in transitSaddle PEN/AN/A
Brüggemann et al57 M+++N/ARight pulmonary artery and bilateral sub-segmental PEN/ACT Brain showed right frontal lobe infarction
Colombo et al73 FN/A+N/ABilateral PENormalN/A
Delcros et al31 M++N/AN/ABilateral PEN/ACT venography showed a femoropopliteal DVT expanding to the subrenal vena cava
Fiorini et al26 F+N/ANormalBilateral sub-segmental PENormalN/A
Haider et al46 F++N/ABilateral PE (segmental and sub-segmental)N/AN/A
Kasinathan et al20 F++N/ABilateral PEN/AN/A
Mene-Afejuku et al67 M+++N/ABilateral PEN/AN/A
58 F+++N/ALarge saddle PE extending to lobar, segmental, and subsegmental pulmonary arteries.N/AN/A
89 F++N/AN/ABilateral PEN/AN/A
82 F+++N/ABilateral PEN/AN/A
Akel et al28 F++N/ADilated RV with interventricular septal flatteningBilateral extensive PEN/AN/A
52 M+++N/ABilateral PEN/AN/A
62 M++N/AMcConnell’s signBilateral PEN/AN/A
49 M++N/ARV dilatation along with systolic and diastolic flattening of the septumRight segmental PEN/AN/A
59 F++N/ABilateral PEN/AN/A
69 M++N/AN/ALarge bilateral PEN/AN/A
Fortuzi et al52 M+++N/ARight PEN/AN/A
74 F++N/AN/ABilateral PEN/AN/A
31 M+N/AN/ARight sub-segmental PEN/AN/A
Kanso et la68 M+++N/ARight segmental PEN/AN/A
62 M+++N/ALeft segmental PEN/AN/A
Lewis et al77 M++N/AN/ABilateral PEN/AN/A
70 M+N/AN/AN/APartial occlusion in popliteal and femoral veinsN/A
76 M++N/AN/ARight segmental and sub-segmental PEN/AN/A
80 MN/AN/AN/AN/ADVT of femoral veinN/A
92 M+ Care withdrawn  
Manek et al66 M++N/AN/ABilateral PEDVT of the left femoral veinN/A
Mangala et al55 M+N/AN/ARight segmental PE.N/AEKG showed normal sinus rhythm
67 FN/A+N/APE in right upper lobe pulmonary artery and segmental branches of right lower lobe pulmonary arteryN/AEKG showed normal sinus rhythm
Nelson, et al61 M++N/ARight segmental PEMultiple areas of turbulent flow in lower extremityN/A
54 M+++N/ANegative for PETurbulent blood flow in the right lower extremity and right calf vein thrombosisN/A
Overstada et al55 M++N/AN/AN/ADVT in the left legN/A
39 M+N/AN/ABilateral PEN/AN/A
57 M+N/AN/ALeft segmental PEN/AN/A
55 M+++N/ABilateral PEN/AN/A
Sakr et al66 M+++Dilated RV and paradoxical septal motionBilateral PERight femoral vein thrombosisN/A
65 MN/A+Mild dilatation of the RV with preserved LV functionRight segmental PENormalN/A
56 MN/A+N/ARight segmental PENormalN/A
41 MN/A+Acute right heart failure with paradoxical septal motion and large thrombus in the right pulmonary arteryN/AThrombosis of the left femoral veinN/A
49 MN/A+N/ARight segmental PENormalN/A
Salam et al36 M++McConnell’s sign with septal flatteningSaddle PE with significant clot burden.NormalEKG showed sinus tachycardia
Sethi et al44 M+++EF of 45%, severely dilated and reduced RV systolic function with a flattening of the septum.N/ANormalN/A
Singh et al69 F+N/AN/AN/AN/ACTA showed thrombotic occlusion in tibial arteries on the right leg, aortic thrombus in the aorta, with evidence of splenic infarct.
33 M+N/AN/AN/AN/ACTA showed occlusive thrombus at the aortic bifurcation with near-complete occlusion of right common iliac arteryy.
69 F+N/AEF of 25%-35% and evidence of a large LV thrombus at the apex.N/AN/AN/A
Uppuluri et al32 MN/A+N/ALeft segmental and subsegmental PE.N/AEKG showed normal sinus rhythm

N/A: not available, RV: right ventricle, EF: ejection fraction, LV: left ventricle, PE: pulmonary embolism, Echo: echocardiogram, CT: computed tomography, CTPA: CT pulmonary angiography, CUS: compression ultrasonography, CTA: computed tomography angiography, EKG: electrocardiogram, F: female, M: male, **(+) means >500 ng/mL, (++) means >5000 ng/mL.