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Fig. 3. —31-year-old woman with tiny thrombus seen on CT venography but not on sonography. CT venographic image shows tiny, nonocclusive filling defect in right common femoral vein (arrow). It is possible that this thrombus had developed since or had been overlooked on prior sonographic examination performed 2 days earlier.