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CT venogram axial view shows compression of the left iliac vein (blue arrow) by the right iliac artery (red arrow) at the level of the 4th lumbar vertebra (L4).
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CT venogram of the lower limb veins from the IVC was requested to look for any iliac vein thrombosis. CT venogram showed her left common iliac vein was compressed by the right common iliac artery at its origin, against the L4 vertebral body (Figures 1-3), a picture suggestive of May-Thurner syndrome.
CT venogram coronal view shows compression of the left iliac vein (blue arrow) by the right iliac artery (red arrow).
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CT venogram of the lower limb veins from the IVC was requested to look for any iliac vein thrombosis. CT venogram showed her left common iliac vein was compressed by the right common iliac artery at its origin, against the L4 vertebral body (Figures 1-3), a picture suggestive of May-Thurner syndrome.
3D reconstruction of the CT venogram shows compression of the left iliac vein (blue arrow) by the right iliac artery (red arrow) at the level of the 4th lumbar vertebra (L4).
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CT venogram of the lower limb veins from the IVC was requested to look for any iliac vein thrombosis. CT venogram showed her left common iliac vein was compressed by the right common iliac artery at its origin, against the L4 vertebral body (Figures 1-3), a picture suggestive of May-Thurner syndrome.