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Portal vein presenting a fusiform dilatation in ultrasonography
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Ultrasonography revealed a fusiform dilatation of the portal bifurcation measuring 40 mm in diameter with dilated branches; no signs of portal thrombosis were detected (Figure 1).
Axial reconstruction of a portal-phase angio-CT showing portal aneurysm located in the portal bifurcation
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A complementary angio-CT allowed a better assessment of the portal system that contained some thin calcifications in the aneurysmal wall and the main portal trunk (Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4).
Thin wall calcification of the portal vein aneurysm
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A complementary angio-CT allowed a better assessment of the portal system that contained some thin calcifications in the aneurysmal wall and the main portal trunk (Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4).
Coronal reconstruction of a portal-phase angio-CT showing portal aneurysm, thin wall calcifications appear in the portal trunk and the aneurysm
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A complementary angio-CT allowed a better assessment of the portal system that contained some thin calcifications in the aneurysmal wall and the main portal trunk (Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4).