Multiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology

CASE

Perfusion changes of the left kidney - it is swollen and non-enhancing, liver parenchyma - geographic perfusion changes, bowel loops - thickened bowel wall with marked enhancement due to congestion and ischemic changes, increased fluid content due to paralytic ileus. Ascites.

Radiology image - Multiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: Abdomen, Kidney and adrenals, Large bowel, Liver, Peritoneal cavity, Small bowel: CT - Computed tomography

Multiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology

Multiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomographyMultiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomographyMultiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomographyMultiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomographyMultiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomographyMultiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomographyMultiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomographyMultiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomographyMultiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomographyMultiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomographyMultiple visceral thromboses of unknown etiology: CT - Computed tomography
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