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Axial computed tomography of the abdomen during (a) arterial and (b) portal venous phases showing a large centrally hypodense mid-abdominal mass with a thick enhancing wall and septations.
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Emergent cross-sectional imaging in the form of contrasted CT abdomen showed a large cystic mass with a thick, irregular enhancing wall and septations (Figure 1), which was inseparable from the uterine fundus (Figure 2).
Sagittal portal venous computed tomography shows that the mass is connected to the uterine fundus (arrows).
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Emergent cross-sectional imaging in the form of contrasted CT abdomen showed a large cystic mass with a thick, irregular enhancing wall and septations (Figure 1), which was inseparable from the uterine fundus (Figure 2).
Coronal (a) and sagittal (b) portal venous computed tomography demonstrates tubular non-enhancing serpiginous structures corresponding to thrombosed left ovarian and parametrial veins (arrows).
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In addition, extensive left ovarian and pelvic vein thrombosis (Figure 3) and an enlarged, poorly enhancing left ovary were noted (Figure 4).
Poorly enhancing enlarged left ovary on axial portal venous computed tomography (arrows).
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In addition, extensive left ovarian and pelvic vein thrombosis (Figure 3) and an enlarged, poorly enhancing left ovary were noted (Figure 4).