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Transverse section of contrast-enhanced abdominal CT scan showing hypoenhancing pancreatic graft. CT: computed tomography
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However, due to his COVID-19 illness and concerning peritoneal signs on abdominal examination, a triphasic-phase contrast-enhanced abdominal CT was then obtained, which revealed complete thrombosis of the splenic Y-graft and near-complete thrombosis of the superior mesenteric artery Y-graft to the pancreas (Figures 1-2).
Coronal section of abdominal CT scan showing a thrombosed vascular graft (upper and middle small white arrows) and patent renal graft (lower large single white arrow). CT: computed tomography
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However, due to his COVID-19 illness and concerning peritoneal signs on abdominal examination, a triphasic-phase contrast-enhanced abdominal CT was then obtained, which revealed complete thrombosis of the splenic Y-graft and near-complete thrombosis of the superior mesenteric artery Y-graft to the pancreas (Figures 1-2). Fortunately, the transplanted kidney was found to be normal with no vascular compromise at the right iliac fossa (Figure 2).