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Fig. 8. 70-year-old male is shown, who previously was surgically treated for large aortic aneurysm with aorto-iliac graft. A-D. Multiplanar reconstruction.

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1 Fig year-old male is shown, who previously was surgically treated for large aortic aneurysm with aorto-iliac graft. A-D. Multiplanar reconstruction and volume-rendered reformatted images show thrombosis of right iliac branch, involving transplanted renal artery (arrows in A, C), without any enhancement of renal graft (arrow in B), as confirmed by digital subtraction angiography (D). Endovascular thrombolytic therapy was unsuccessful; graft was explanted 1 week later. Fig year-old male is shown, who previously was surgically treated for large aortic aneurysm with aorto-iliac graft. A-D. Multiplanar reconstruction and volume-rendered reformatted images show thrombosis of right iliac branch, involving transplanted renal artery (arrows in A, C), without any enhancement of renal graft (arrow in B), as confirmed by digital subtraction . . . Korean J Radiol May-Jun;16(3):

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