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Portal vein spontaneous enhancement (mononucleosis)





Tags: Abdomen sonography, GE Logiq E, Clinical report, Pediatric

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  Portal vein spontaneous enhancement...
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    A 7-year-old girl is undergoing treatment for infectious mononucleosis and was sent for a follow-up abdominal and kidneys ultrasound; a previous ultrasound revealed hepatomegaly.

    On the current ultrasound, the liver is normal in size but in the portal vein in B-mode a symptom of spontaneous enhancement is visualized (atypical mononuclear cells?).

   




   


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