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Thrombosis of the inferior vena cava
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Fig1
A diagnosis of a vena caval thrombosis with Budd-Chiari syndrome was made (Fig. 1). 
Thrombotic ulcerations of the right arm and right foot
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Fig2
Although fully anticoagulated with heparin with normal antithrombin levels (95% upon admission), she developed arterial thromboembolic ischemia to the right arm and a toe of the right foot, as well as livedo reticularis (Fig. 2). 
Bilateral subdural bleeding with compression of the lateral ventricles and displacement of the central line
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Fig3
A CT scan showed bilateral subdural bleeding with compression of the lateral ventricles and displacement of the central line (Fig. 3). 