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Doppler ultrasonography shows a thrombus in the right internal jugular vein.
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Doppler ultrasonography revealed an expansile thrombus in the right internal jugular vein without any atherosclerotic plaque or calcification (Figure 1).
CT scan of the abdomen showing predominantly cystic lesions with internal septations and solid component which appeared after contrast enhancement in bilateral adnexal regions of size 98 x 88 x 107 mm on right side and 110 x 52 x 94 mm on left side.
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CT scan of the abdomen showed predominantly cystic lesions with internal septations and solid component which appeared after contrast enhancement in bilateral adnexal regions of size 98 x 88 x 107 mm on right side and 110 x 52 x 94 mm on left side (Figure 2).
Histological section of ovary. Highly cellular tumor composed of small cells with hyperchromatic, round-to-oval nuclei, and scanty cytoplasm. Perivascular pseudorosettes (as depicted in the figure by an arrow mark), ependymal rosettes, and extensive necrosis.
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Perivascular pseudorosettes, ependymal rosettes, and extensive necrosis were observed (Figure 3).