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Fig. 5A —Comparison of hepatic portal venous gas and biliary gas in
two different patients. 23-year-old woman after heart transplant admitted for
mild rejection but no abdominal symptoms and normal laboratory results.
Abdominal CT image shows hepatic portal venous gas in periphery of liver
(arrows).
