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. 2017 Sep 7;7:10868. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-11455-y

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Thrombotic total occlusion of MPV (short and white arrow). (A) small amount of collateral formation was observed (long and white arrow), and gastric coronary vein presented with obvious varicoses (long and black arrow). (B) Splenic venous catheter highly selective for a branch of portal vein. Portography identified intrahepatic portal vein thrombosis (short and white arrow) and small branches (long and white arrow). (C1, C2). A balloon (6 × 40 mm) was used to dilate the thrombus (white star). The outer sheath of RUPS-100 (short and white arrow) alignment balloon punctured intrahepatic portal vein, a balloon (8 × 40 mm) was applied to dilate distributary channel (long and white arrow). (D1, D2) Portography identified the smooth blood flow in the shunt (white star) and superior mesenteric vein, where opening residual thrombosis (short and white arrow) had been opened. (long and white arrow) was unblocked without thrombus.