May-Thurner Syndrome—a Rare Cause of Extensive Pelvic DVT, but Is there More to Know?

Figure 3

(a) CT abdomen/pelvis with contrast showing intrahepatic IVC stenosis (blue arrow). (b) Seen is a large diaphragmatic venous collateral to the IVC (orange arrow), indicating that the thrombosis in this patient was acute on chronic pathology.

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