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Fig. 6C —47-year-old man who underwent sonography because of elevated liver
function test results 2.5 weeks after liver transplantation. Sonography showed
hepatic artery thrombosis (true-positive finding); initial postoperative
sonography was normal. Subsequently, patient developed an infected biloma that
required percutaneous drainage and placement of biliary stent. Color and
pulsed Doppler sonograms obtained 9 months after treatment of biloma show
multiple small arterial vessels at porta hepatis with normal arterial waveform
and absent portal vein flow (arrows).
