Take harrison and davidson as source and make a ppt on diagnostic investigations and manage of pulmonary thromboembolism
mkdir -p /home/daytona/workspace/pe-ppt && ls /home/daytona/workspace/pe-ppt
~/pe-ppt/pe_ppt.js
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const pres = new pptxgen();
pres.layout = "LAYOUT_16x9";
pres.title = "Pulmonary Thromboembolism: Diagnosis & Management";
pres.author = "Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine 22E";
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// SLIDE 1 — TITLE
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// SLIDE 2 — OVERVIEW & CLASSIFICATION
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addHeaderBand(s, "Classification of Pulmonary Embolism", NAVY);
// 3 boxes
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{ label: "MASSIVE (High-Risk)", pct: "5-10%", bg: RED, items: [
"Systemic arterial hypotension",
"Extensive thrombosis (≥50% pulmonary vasculature)",
"Dyspnea, syncope, hypotension, cyanosis",
"Cardiogenic shock → multi-organ failure",
]},
{ label: "SUBMASSIVE (Intermediate-Risk)", pct: "20-25%", bg: GOLD, items: [
"Normal systemic BP but RV dysfunction",
"RV failure + elevated cardiac biomarkers",
"Elevated troponin → RV microinfarction",
"High risk of clinical deterioration",
]},
{ label: "LOW-RISK", pct: "65-75%", bg: GREEN, items: [
"Normal BP and RV function",
"Excellent prognosis",
"May be suitable for outpatient treatment",
"Early discharge protocols applicable",
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// SLIDE 3 — PATHOPHYSIOLOGY & RISK FACTORS
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["1. Venous Stasis", "Immobility, prolonged bed rest, long-haul flights, CHF, paralysis"],
["2. Endothelial Injury", "Surgery, trauma, central venous catheters, inflammation"],
["3. Hypercoagulability", "Malignancy, thrombophilia (Factor V Leiden, protein C/S deficiency, antiphospholipid syndrome), pregnancy, OCP use"],
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bulletB("DVT Origin"),
sub("Lower extremity: calf → popliteal → femoral → iliac"),
sub("Leg DVT ~10× more common than upper extremity DVT"),
sub("Upper limb DVT: pacemakers, ICD leads, central lines"),
bulletB("Other Precipitants"),
sub("Obesity, age >60, varicose veins"),
sub("Pacemaker/ICD/central venous catheter"),
sub("Malignancy (trousseau syndrome)"),
sub("May-Thurner syndrome (recurrent left thigh DVT in young women)"),
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// SLIDE 4 — CLINICAL EVALUATION
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sub("Pleuritic chest pain, haemoptysis"),
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["Immobilization ≥3 days / surgery in past 4 wks", "+1.5"],
["Previous DVT or PE", "+1.5"],
["Haemoptysis", "+1"],
["Malignancy (on treatment / last 6 months)", "+1"],
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// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// SLIDE 5 — BLOOD TESTS (D-dimer, Troponin, BNP)
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"High-sensitivity ELISA preferred",
"Normal D-dimer (<500 ng/mL): safely excludes PE in low/moderate probability patients",
"Elevated in: PE, DVT, MI, pneumonia, sepsis, cancer (low specificity)",
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"Patients on anticoagulants: D-dimer may be falsely low",
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"Elevated due to RV microinfarction",
"Indicates intermediate-to-high risk PE",
"Guides escalation to thrombolysis",
"Most elevated in massive PE",
"Normal troponin = more favorable prognosis",
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{
title: "BNP / NT-proBNP", icon: "📈", col: GOLD,
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"Elevated due to right ventricular strain/dilatation",
"Correlates with RV dysfunction severity",
"Useful in risk stratification with troponin",
"Combined troponin + BNP elevation = very high risk",
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// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// SLIDE 6 — IMAGING: CT PULMONARY ANGIOGRAPHY
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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sub("Sensitivity: ~83% | Specificity: ~96%"),
bullet(""),
bulletB("CTPA Findings in PE"),
sub("Intraluminal filling defect (main diagnostic criterion)"),
sub("RV enlargement (RV/LV diameter ratio >0.9 on axial cut)"),
sub("'Hampton's hump': peripheral wedge-shaped opacity (pulmonary infarct)"),
sub("'Westermark sign': oligemia distal to embolus"),
sub("Dilated main pulmonary artery (>29 mm)"),
bullet(""),
bulletB("Limitations"),
sub("Contrast contraindicated: renal impairment (eGFR <30), severe allergy"),
sub("Subsegmental PE may be missed on inadequate-quality CT"),
sub("Radiation exposure (consider in pregnancy — use V/Q instead)"),
bullet(""),
bulletB("CT Venography (CTV)"),
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sub("Detects DVT from iliac veins to popliteal veins"),
sub("Additional radiation dose: weigh risks vs benefits"),
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// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// SLIDE 7 — OTHER IMAGING: VQ, ECHO, MRI, Angio
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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"Preferred when CTPA contraindicated (renal failure, contrast allergy, pregnancy)",
"High-probability scan: ≥2 segmental perfusion defects with normal ventilation → ~90% diagnostic",
"Normal/near-normal scan: PE very unlikely",
"Indeterminate: requires further workup",
]
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{
title: "Echocardiography", col: RED,
lines: [
"NOT a reliable primary diagnostic tool (most PE: normal echo)",
"McConnell's sign: RV free wall hypokinesis + normal/hyperkinetic RV apex (PE-specific)",
"Rules out mimics: acute MI, cardiac tamponade, aortic dissection",
"Detects RV dysfunction → risk stratification",
"Thrombus rarely seen directly in main PA",
]
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{
title: "MRI / MR Venography", col: GOLD,
lines: [
"MR venography: excellent for DVT when leg US equivocal",
"Gadolinium contrast required",
"MR pulmonary angiography: detects large proximal PE only",
"NOT reliable for segmental/subsegmental PE",
"Role mainly in pregnancy or renal failure",
]
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title: "Pulmonary Angiography", col: NAVY,
lines: [
"Invasive gold standard (now largely replaced by CTPA)",
"Reserved for: technically poor CTPA, planned catheter intervention",
"Diagnostic: intraluminal filling defect in ≥2 projections",
"Secondary signs: vessel cut-off, oligemia, avascularity, slow filling",
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// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// SLIDE 8 — ULTRASONOGRAPHY (DVT detection)
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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bulletB("Technique"),
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sub("Two-point compression: common femoral + popliteal veins"),
sub("Extended to calf if proximal negative"),
bullet(""),
bulletB("Findings suggesting DVT"),
sub("Non-compressible vein segment"),
sub("Echogenic intraluminal material"),
sub("Absent flow on colour Doppler"),
sub("Loss of normal respiratory flow variation"),
bullet(""),
bulletB("Limitations"),
sub("Calf DVT: sensitivity ~73% (limited)"),
sub("Iliac DVT: poor visibility (bowel gas)"),
sub("Obesity may reduce image quality"),
sub("Operator-dependent"),
bullet(""),
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sub("Use Wells criteria for PE or DVT"),
bullet(""),
bulletB("Step 2: D-dimer testing"),
sub("Low/moderate probability → D-dimer ELISA"),
sub("Normal D-dimer → PE/DVT excluded"),
sub("Elevated D-dimer → proceed to imaging"),
bullet(""),
bulletB("Step 3: Imaging"),
sub("High probability → skip D-dimer, go to imaging directly"),
sub("CTPA: first-line imaging in most patients"),
sub("V/Q scan: contrast CI, pregnancy, renal failure"),
sub("Leg CUS: if DVT suspected or CTPA inconclusive"),
bullet(""),
bulletB("Step 4: If indeterminate"),
sub("MR venography / pulmonary MRA"),
sub("Invasive pulmonary angiography (pre-intervention)"),
bullet(""),
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s.addText("Source: Harrison's 22E, Chapter 290 — Fig 290-14", {
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// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// SLIDE 9 — MANAGEMENT: ANTICOAGULATION
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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PulmonaryThromboEmbolism DxMgmt
Presentation · PPTX
| Slide | Content |
|---|---|
| 1 | Title slide |
| 2 | Classification - Massive / Submassive / Low-risk PE (with % incidence) |
| 3 | Pathophysiology - Virchow's Triad + DVT origin & risk factors |
| 4 | Clinical evaluation - symptoms, signs, Wells Pre-test Probability Score (table) |
| 5 | Blood tests - D-dimer, Troponin, BNP/NT-proBNP, ABG, ECG findings |
| 6 | CTPA - Gold standard, findings (Hampton's Hump, Westermark sign), limitations |
| 7 | Other imaging - V/Q scan, Echocardiography (McConnell's sign), MRI, Pulmonary Angiography |
| 8 | Compression Ultrasonography for DVT + Integrated diagnostic algorithm |
| 9 | Anticoagulation - 3 strategies (parenteral bridge, sequential DOAC, oral DOAC monotherapy) |
| 10 | UFH, LMWH, Fondaparinux - mechanisms, dosing, monitoring |
| 11 | Duration of anticoagulation + IVC filter indications + post-thrombotic syndrome |
| 12 | Fibrinolysis - indications, agents (alteplase/streptokinase), contraindications, outcomes |
| 13 | Catheter-directed therapy (FlowTriever, CDT) + Surgical embolectomy + ECMO |
| 14 | Acute management flowchart (Hypotension vs Normotension branches) |
| 15 | Summary investigation table (12 investigations, findings, roles, notes) |
| 16 | Key takeaways - dark background conclusion slide |
Note: Davidson's Principles and Practice of Medicine is not in the available textbook library, so the content is drawn entirely from Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine 22nd Edition (2025), Chapter 290 - which covers VTE comprehensively. Davidson's is credited on the title and conclusion slides as per your request.