Ultrasonographic Demonstration of Portal Vein Thrombosis
Christopher R. B. Merritt
Abstract
Christopher R. B. Merritt
Abstract
For screening patients suspected of having portal vein thrombosis, the ultrasound examination is simple to perform, noninvasive, and can be accomplished rapidly. Three patients were studied in whom ultrasound examination revealed portal vein thrombosis that was subsequently confirmed by angiography or surgery. Ultrasonic findings in a series of 100 randomly selected patients are summarized.
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For screening patients suspected of having portal vein thrombosis, the ultrasound examination is simple to perform, noninvasive, and can be accomplished rapidly. Three patients were studied in whom ultrasound examination revealed portal vein thrombosis that was subsequently confirmed by angiography or surgery. Ultrasonic findings in a series of 100 randomly selected patients are summarized.
Key concepts: Medicine, Thrombosis, Radiology, Ultrasound, Portal vein thrombosis, Portal vein, Angiography, Deep vein