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case_images: CT imaging showing renal transplant (white arrow), renal vein stent (thin black arrow), and mass representing right ovarian cyst (thick black arrow).
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case_images: The ultrasound findings were consistent with the CT image shown in Fig. 1.
case_images: Angioplasty (A and B) and stenting (C) of the transplant renal vein.
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case_images: She underwent emergent mechanical and chemical thrombolysis of the transplant renal vein and had a metal stent measuring 7 mm x 37 mm placed across the anastomosis (Fig. 2).
case_images: Power Doppler trans-abdominal image at one week post-revascularization demonstrates absent flow to the upper pole of the transplant kidney, consistent with segmental infarction.
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case_images: Repeat renal ultrasound performed next day showed resolution of the transplant renal vein thrombosis, but 67% of the transplant kidney developed infarct (Fig. 3).
case_images: A right ovarian cyst (black arrow) was noted to be incarcerated between the transplant renal artery and vein (white arrows), compressing both vessels.
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case_images: A right ovarian cyst was noted to be incarcerated between the transplant renal artery and vein, compressing both vessels (Fig. 4).