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Fig. 5. —49-year-old man with sepsis and suspected intraabdominal infection. Anteroposterior radiograph of chest obtained after CT shows stasis of contrast agent in dependent portions of right side of body, including right subclavian vein, vena cava, right hepatic veins, right renal vein, bilateral posterior intercostal veins, ascending lumbar vein, azygous vein, and abundant venous plexus in upper chest and neck areas.





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