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Endoscopy revealed large gastroesophageal varices (GOVs) type 2 with blood
spurting at the cardia of stomach, which was stopped by cyanoacrylate glue
injection.
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The patient then recieved a total of 15.6 mL of cyanoacrylate injection until bleeding was stopped (Figure 1).
Chest X-ray revealed bilateral patchy opacity suspected pulmonary venous
congestion.
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Acute pulmonary embolism was suspected, chest X-ray (Figure 2) and computed tomogram of pulmonary artery (Figure 3) was emergently carried out and exhibited a concentric intraluminal hyperdense filling defect within a lumen of anterior and lateral basal segmental branches of right lower pulmonary artery.
CTPA showed concentric intraluminal hyperdense filling defect within anterior
and lateral basal segmental branches of right lower pulmonary artery, and
suspected sclerotherapy-related pulmonary embolism.
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Acute pulmonary embolism was suspected, chest X-ray (Figure 2) and computed tomogram of pulmonary artery (Figure 3) was emergently carried out and exhibited a concentric intraluminal hyperdense filling defect within a lumen of anterior and lateral basal segmental branches of right lower pulmonary artery.