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case_images: MRI images showing multiple hemangiomas of the liver. The largest HH is located in segment I (*) compressing the inferior vena cava. A: Axial section MRI. B: Coronal section MRI.
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case_images: The largest HH measured 83 x 57 mm (Fig. 1A+B) and was located in the segment I compressing the inferior vena cava (IVC).
case_images: Intraoperative situs after removal of the hemangioma. The lines indicate the vena cava.
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case_images: Enucleation of the HH in segment I was performed in an open approach (Fig. 2). After removal (Fig. 2) no residual compression was observed and a normal venous flow pattern of the IVC was detected with duplex ultrasound.
case_images: Top view on the hemangioma after operative removal. 10 mL syringe as size comparison. A: Hematoma in its entirety B: Crosssection.
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case_images: The HH (Fig. 3A+B) appeared to be highly vascularized and showed bleeding on contact.