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case_images: (A) Partial thrombosis/filling defect in the right external iliac vein. (B) Complete thrombosis in the mid-section of the right superficial femoral vein, with absence of flow.
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case_images: Lower extremities Doppler ultrasound was performed, showing bilateral iliac thrombosis with multiple new small venous thromboses in different territories (Figure 1).
case_images: (A) Partial thrombosis or filling defect observed in the distal section of the right external iliac vein. (B) Recanalization observed in the previously completely thrombosed mid-section of the right superficial femoral vein.
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case_images: Doppler ultrasounds confirmed these findings (Figure 2).
case_images: (A) Recanalization of the previously thrombosed right external iliac vein. (B) Improved recanalization observed in the mid-section of the right superficial femoral vein. (C) Formation of a new collateral vein in the right distal femoral vein.
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case_images: Furthermore, ultrasound imaging of both the upper and lower extremities has revealed significant vascular recanalization with multiple collaterals (Figure 3).