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Fig. 3A —Patient 1 in Tables
1 and
3: 67-year-old woman presenting
with fever, nausea, and vomiting who was diagnosed as having multiple
aneurysms of portal venous system with thrombophilic defects, recurrent portal
vein thrombosis, and splenomegaly. Enhanced oblique transverse thin-slab
maximum-intensity-projection (MIP) CT image (A) and coronal curved
planar thick-slab MIP CT image (B) trace portal vein. Aneurysms of main
portal vein, portal confluence, and splenic vein (arrows) are
depicted. Note hypodense area of portal vein thrombosis and hyperdense
calcifications.
