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(A) Axial CT scan of the upper abdomen showed multiple spleens in the left upper quadrant (white arrow). (B) Axial CT scan demonstrated a short pancreas with agenesis of the pancreatic tail and lateral part of the body (arrow). (C) Axial CT scan demonstrated the variation in the entrance of the main portal vein to the liver. The main portal vein was transversing the left and hypoplasic right liver lobes horizontally from midline to the lateral contour of the liver (thick black arrow). SMV was joining the splenic vein after passing between the SMA and aorta (thin black arrow).
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The main portal vein was transversing the left and hypoplasic right liver lobes horizontally from midline to the lateral contour of the liver and entered the left liver lobe after making a u-turn (Figure 1A-1C).
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Thorax CT scan revealed that the left-sided IVC (curved arrow) and circumflex coronary artery were draining into dilated coronary sinus (arrow).
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IVC and circumflex coronary artery were draining into a dilated coronary sinus (Figure 2). Intrahepatic veins were draining into the right atrium.
(A) Axial CT scan of the upper abdomen showed the left-dominant liver (thick white arrow) and multiple spleens in the left upper quadrant (thin white arrow). Abdominal IVC was noticed on the left side of the aorta (black arrow). (B) Axial CT scan demonstrated preduodenal portal vein (white arrow) and left-sided abdominal IVC (black arrow).
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Preduodenal portal vein was detected on the abdominal CT scan (Figure 3A, 3B).
Axial CT scan of the lower abdomen showed small intestines in the right side of the abdomen (arrowhead) and colon in the left side (arrow).
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However, the descending and sigmoid colon were normally located, the ceacum and the ascending colon were placed in the upper left quadrant of the abdomen (Figure 4).