PMC3999708_01
Patient with bilateral lower limb DVT showing edema up to the thigh with overlying shiny skin.
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There was generalized edema over the bilateral lower limbs up to the thigh, and skin over it was shiny, darkly pigmented, and warm to touch (Fig. 1).
CECT abdomen of the patient showing a thrombus in bilateral external iliac, internal iliac veins, and inferior vena cava up to its infrahepatic part.
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Patient's Contrast Enhanced CT (CECT) abdomen revealed the evidence of an intraluminal filling defect in the hepatic and infrahepatic parts of inferior vena cava and bilateral common iliac, internal and external iliac veins, and right common femoral vein suggestive of thrombosis (Fig. 2).