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CT angiography demonstrated an increase in the diameter of the vena cava inferior (curved arrows), and hepatic congestion accompanied by hepatic veins and vascular structures, starting from the retrocrural space and continuing down to the pelvic area, that reached up to 38 mm diameter at the level of the iliac vascular structures (A-C) (arrows), and which formed a glomus along the spinal canal through the spinal cord (A) (arrows), causing bone destruction. Coils along the right internal iliac artery were also seen (arrowheads).
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CT system, Toshiba Medical Systems Corporation, Japan). CT angiography showed an increase in the diameter of the vena cava inferior, and hepatic congestion accompanied by hepatic veins and vascular structures, starting from the retrocrural space and continuing down to the pelvic area, that reached up to 38 mm diameter at the level of the iliac vascular structures, and which formed a glomus along the spinal canal through the spinal cord, causing bone destruction (Figure 1A-1C).