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Fig. 2A —Patient 2 in Tables
1 and
3: 81-year-old woman who
presented with abdominal pain and was diagnosed as having multiple portal vein
aneurysms with recurrent portal vein thrombosis and splenomegaly. Transverse
thin-slab (10-mm) maximum-intensity-projection CT image shows aneurysmal
dilatation of right portal vein (white arrows) and left portal vein
(black arrows), right-sided predominant diffuse calcification, and
partial thrombosis of portal vein.
