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Figure 2


Fig. 1B —40-year-old woman (patient 12 in Table 2) with metastatic cervical carcinoma and left iliofemoral deep vein thrombosis (DVT). CT images show that DVT (white arrows) extends into inferior vena cava in B. Local left iliac and left paraaortic lymph nodes (black arrow, B) are also identified. Other secondary signs of acute DVT on A include venous dilatation compared with normal contralateral side, perivenous soft-tissue infiltration suggestive of edema, contrast material accumulation delineating intraluminal clot, and opacification of collateral veins.