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Abdominal CT angiography: axillary vein bypass
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These diversions were walking from the right common femoral vein into the thoracic base and to the right axillary hollow (Figure 1).
Abdominal CT angiography: left ilio-renal shunt
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There was also an iliac branch left renal vein by left para-lumbar veins and a big left renal vein (Figure 2).
Operative view: tumor of the inferior vena cava
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Then ligation was carried out and the section of the iliac veins and right gluteal vein to their origin and sectioned VCI at the lower edge of the right renal vein to allow removal of the mass of the IVC and iliac veins (Figure 3).
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Resection of the mass carrying the piece and invaded part of the inferior vena cava
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We performed resection of the mas, carrying the piece in the right kidney and the basement flooded portion of the inferior vena and a bifurcated Dacron prosthesis was asked to ensure venous reconstruction (Figure 4).