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Contrast-enhanced computed tomography on the first visit. (A) A contrast deficit in the bilateral pulmonary artery (the yellow arrow indicates the right pulmonary artery). (B) A contrast deficit in the left lower extremity (red arrow).
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A contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT)-scan revealed a contrast deficit in the bilateral pulmonary artery (Fig. 2A) and in the left lower extremity (posterior tibial, soleus and gastrocnemius vein) (Fig. 2B).
Contrast-enhanced computed tomography at 7 days after the initiation of anticoagulation therapy. The yellow arrow indicates reduced thrombosis.
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After 7 days, a follow-up contrast-enhanced CT scan revealed a reduction in the thrombosis (Fig. 3).