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Fig. 1A —64-year-old man with incidental CT finding of pseudothrombus caused by opacified blood from renal veins streaming into unopacified inferior vena cava (IVC). Axial enhanced CT image shows filling defect (arrow) caused by inflow of opacified blood from renal veins mixing with poorly opacified blood in IVC.