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  ) Magnetic resonance imaging with T2 short tau inversion recovery sequence shows large amounts of intra-abdominal fluid (arrowheads) and mesenteric rotation (arrow). (
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  ) Magnetic resonance lymphangiography reveals normal central lymphatic vessels without signs of lymphatic leak. Gd contrast was injected into lymph nodes in the groins (*) and appear bright delineating central lymphatic vessels including cisterna chyli (arrowhead), thoracic duct (arrow), and the inflow to the subclavian vein (double arrowheads). Contrast is excreted in kidneys and bladder.
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case_images: A dynamic contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance lymphangiography showed normal lymphatic anatomy without leakage or flow obstruction ( Fig. 1 ).
case_images: T2 magnetic resonance imaging sequence shows intra-abdominal fluid (arrowhead) and mesenteric rotation (arrow).
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case_images: A whole-body magnetic resonance imaging conducted concurrently revealed a central mesenteric rotation ( Fig. 2 ).