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Fig. 4A —Three different patients with portal vein aneurysms and different etiologic factors. Patient 17 in Tables 1 and 3: 38-year-old man who presented with abdominal pain and also had liver cirrhosis secondary to hepatitis B, recurrent portal vein thrombosis, and choledocholithiasis. Coronal thick-slab maximum-intensity-projection (MIP) CT image shows multiple aneurysmal dilatations (arrows) and calcifications of portal venous system, atrophic liver, and splenomegaly.