Intrahepatic Venous Collateral Circulation and Reverse Blood Flow After Main Hepatic Vein Obstruction: A Case Report with Literature Review

Jianghong Ning; Yibulayin Aini; Tiemin Jiang; Yingmei Shao; Tuerganaili Aji; Hao Wen

doi:10.12659/AOT.941521

07 November 2023 : Case report

Intrahepatic Venous Collateral Circulation and Reverse Blood Flow After Main Hepatic Vein Obstruction: A Case Report with Literature Review

Jianghong Ning^1DE, Yibulayin Aini^1BF, Tiemin Jiang^1AG*, Yingmei Shao^12A, Tuerganaili Aji^12AD, Hao Wen^12CD

DOI: 10.12659/AOT.941521

Ann Transplant 2023; 28:e941521

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Figure 2 Representative perioperative and intraoperative images(A, B) IVC angiography showed invaded IVC (yellow line), dilated RHV and SHV (blue arrow), and formed vertebral venous plexus (red arrow). (C) The IVC was not reconstructed and temporary portacaval shunt was performed (yellow arrow). (D) Dilated collateral veins (blue arrow) were seen on the wound of the right lobe of liver and the suprahepatic vena cava anastomosed with the RHV (green arrow). Figures 2A–2D were created using Adobe Photoshop 2022 V23.5.

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