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VRT images of CT angiography demonstrates vena cava inferior thrombosis (long arrows) with venous collaterals (short arrows)
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Doppler ultrasonography and BT angiography demonstrated heterogenity in liver parenchyma, hepatic vein and vena cava inferior thrombosis with venous collaterals (Figure 1).
Axial (A) and 3D reconstructed coronal (B) images of the contrast-enhanced computed tomography demonstrates hematoma in the left retroperitoneal region associated with the kidney (short arrows) and signs of contrast leveling compatible with active bleeding (long arrows)
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In abdominal USG and tomography, in the left peritoneal region hematoma associated with kidney and signs of active bleeding was detected in the left kidney parenchyma (Figure 2).
Renal angiography demonstrates multiple microaneurysms originating from the right (A) and the left (B) renal artery branches (short arrows). Left kidney localized aneurysm demonstrates irregularity consistent with rupture (long arrow)
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Renal angiography showed the left and right renal artery including multiple aneurysms (Figure 3).
Renal angiography demonstrates no blood flow to the ruptured aneurysm after coil embolization (arrow)
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Left inferior lobe segmental artery embolization was performed successfully (Figure 4).