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case_images: Abdominal CT before treatment with coil occlusion. Portal venous phase
  contrast-enhanced CT of the abdomen shows dilation and curvature of the
  portal vein branch (Y) in the left lateral hepatic lobe, with several
  tortuous vessels that appeared continuous with the hepatic artery and a
  nidus visible around the associated portal vein branch ( ). No portal
  vein branch in the right lateral hepatic lobe is evident. Multiple shunt
  vessels are seen in the abdominal cavity ( )
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case_images: Care]) CT confirmed dilation of a portal vein branch (diameter 6.7 mm) in the left lateral hepatic lobe with several tortuous vessels that appeared continuous with the hepatic artery and a nidus visible around the associated portal vein branch (Figure 1). CT also confirmed the presence of multiple shunt vessels.
case_images: Angiography before coil placement. Contrast medium injected into the portal
  vein branch immediately diverts into the mesenteric vein and multiple thick
  shunts are also evident. Portal venous pressure is 26/24 mmHg (mean pressure
  24 mmHg)
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case_images: Portal venous pressure was measured and peristaltic movements and colour of the intestines were checked, then five push-up coils (Cook push-up coils: 10 mm, 14.2 cm; Cook Japan) were added in order to embolise the intrahepatic portal vein (Figures 2 and 3).
case_images: Angiography after coil placement. The contrast medium injected reaches the
  proximal portal vein because the retrograde hepatofugal flow is blocked by
  the coils, but the right hepatic parenchyma is not clearly visualised.
  Portal venous pressure after coil embolisation is 27/23 mmHg (mean pressure
  25 mmHg)
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case_images: Portal venous pressure was measured and peristaltic movements and colour of the intestines were checked, then five push-up coils (Cook push-up coils: 10 mm, 14.2 cm; Cook Japan) were added in order to embolise the intrahepatic portal vein (Figures 2 and 3).