OVARIAN VEIN THROMBOSIS-SPIRAL CT DETECTION
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Right and left ovarian vein thrombosis was shown by coronal reformation of the spiral CT scan in a patient with colonic carcinoma, liver metastases and secondary septicemia. Clot was seen in the entire length of the right ovarian vein.
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