Successful disintegration, dissolution and drainage of intracholedochal hematoma by percutaneous transhepatic intervention

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Figure 2 Doppler ultrasound shows a thrombus in the right femoral vein. A: Axial plane; B: Sagittal plane. A.F.S.: Superficial femoral artery; V.FEM.S: Superficial femoral vein; V.P.F: Profound femoral vein.

Citation: Qin JJ, Xia YX, Lv L, Wang ZJ, Zhang F, Wang XH, Sun BC. Successful disintegration, dissolution and drainage of intracholedochal hematoma by percutaneous transhepatic intervention. World J Gastroenterol 2012; 18(47): 7122-7126
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