Budd-Chiari Syndrome Caused by TIPS Malposition: A Case Report
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(a) Axial contrast-enhanced CT of the upper abdomen shows a well-defined nonenhancing hypodense area liquefaction necrosis of infarcted liver parenchyma in hepatic segments V and VIII (asterisk). Again noted is the hypodense material within the left hepatic vein, consistent with hepatic vein thrombosis. (b) Ultrasound of the right lobe of the liver demonstrates a heterogeneous collection that corresponds to hepatic infarction.
