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Fig. 8A —51-year-old man with shortness of breath. Coronal
reconstruction image from contrast-enhanced CT in venous phase shows there is
hypervascular infiltrating mass (black arrows) in right kidney that
is extending into and occluding right renal vein. Thrombus extends into
inferior vena cava (IVC), obstructing and expanding it. Note neovascularity
within thrombus and extension into right atrium (white arrow).
Inferior to level of right renal vein, clot in IVC (arrowhead) is
lower in attenuation, suggesting small portion is bland thrombus.
