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Fig. 2D. —26-year-old woman admitted to hospital after skiing accident. Admission sonogram (not shown) revealed diffuse free intraperitoneal fluid and no parenchymal organ injury. Sagittal oblique contrast-enhanced sonogram shows central deep hypoechoic area within spleen, which corresponds to CT-proven parenchymal injury (arrowheads). Two vascular injuries (arrows) are also well shown as hyperechoic foci. Patient underwent surgical splenectomy, which confirmed presence of two vascular injuries (pseudoaneurysms).