PMC6243319_01
A panel of axial half-Fourier single-shot turbo spin-echo T2 images (caudal to cranial; a-d) showing cholecystolithiasis (double arrows), abscess of the ligamentum teres hepatis (asterisks), dilated common bile duct (thick arrow), stomach (hash) and thrombosed left branch of the portal vein (thin arrow).
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fig1
The normal flow void in the left branch of the portal vein was replaced by hyperintense signal intensity (Figures 1-3).
A panel of coronal half-Fourier single-shot turbo spin-echo T2 images (anterior to posterior; a-d) depicting abscess of the ligamentum teres hepatis (asterisks), cholecystolithiasis (double arrows), stomach (hashs), dilated left main hepatic duct (thin arrow) and common bile duct calculus (thick arrow).
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fig2
The normal flow void in the left branch of the portal vein was replaced by hyperintense signal intensity (Figures 1-3).
A panel of anteroposterior (a) and oblique sagittal (b) single-shot fast-spin-echo maximum intensity projection MR cholangiopancreatography images showing the dilated biliary tree, gallbladder with intraluminal filling defects (cholecystolithiasis; doublearrows), stomach (hash), dilated common bile duct (thick arrow) with a filling defect (choledocholithiasis) at its midsegment and abscess of the ligamentum teres hepatis (asterisk).
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fig3
The normal flow void in the left branch of the portal vein was replaced by hyperintense signal intensity (Figures 1-3).