Hampton's hump are seen in which of the following condition?: (A) Pulmonary aery embolism, (B) Pulmonary venous embolism, (C) Coronary aery embolism, (D) Cerebral embolism
Answer is A. Pulmonary aery embolism Hampton's hump refers to a triangular or wedge shaped area of infarct secondary to non-acute pulmonary aery embolism.