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Pre-treatment (A) and post-treatment (B) CT angiography images. In the
pre-treatment image, there is no flow in hepatic veins which is consistent
with Budd-Chiari syndrome. Also in figure A, liver parenchyma is
non-homogeneous because of the perfusion defect. In the post-treatment
image, with improved perfusion, liver parenchyma is relatively homogenous.
TIPS can be noted (arrow). Also, extensive ascites which can be seen in
pre-treatment image is relatively decreased in post-treatment images.
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Pre-treatment and post-treatment CT angiography images are demonstrated in Figure 1 and pre-treatment and post-treatment MR angiography images are demonstrated in Figure 2.
Pre-treatment (A) and post-treatment (B) MR angiography images. Liver
parenchyma heterogeneity, peripherally hypointense triangular shaped regions
(red arrows) caused by perfusion defect, decreased flow in hepatic veins,
relatively low flow in intrahepatic segments of inferior vena cava (white
arrow) and extensive ascites (white stars) can be seen in pre-treatment
image (A). In post-treatment image, with improved perfusion, liver
parenchyma is relatively more homogenous and ascites is relatively decreased
compared to pre-treatment image. Also, TIPS (black arrow) and contrast
material within the TIPS can be seen.
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Pre-treatment and post-treatment CT angiography images are demonstrated in Figure 1 and pre-treatment and post-treatment MR angiography images are demonstrated in Figure 2.