Current concepts in the management of non-cirrhotic non-malignant portal vein thrombosis

Figure 1 Cross-sectional images of recent portal vein thrombosis and subsequent cavernoma formation. A: Axial computed tomography demonstrating acute portal vein thrombosis (Orange arrow) with altered hepatic parenchymal attenuation secondary to ischaemia; there is an incidental large splenic cyst; B: Coronal computed tomography demonstrating acute portal vein thrombosis (Orange arrow) with altered hepatic parenchymal attenuation secondary to ischaemia; there is an incidental large splenic cyst; C: Axial computed tomography 6 months later in the same patient, demonstrating formation of portal vein cavernoma (Orange arrow); D: Coronal computed tomography 6 months later in the same patient, demonstrating formation of portal vein cavernoma (Orange arrow).