Clinical imaging · 2015
Biliary collateral veins and associated biliary abnormalities of portal hypertensive biliopathy in patients with cavernous transformation of portal vein.
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Liu Yubao, Hou Baohua, Chen Ren, Jin Haosheng, Zhong Xiaomei, Ye Weitao, Liang Changhong
Аннотация
PURPOSE: The purpose was to investigate magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) features of biliary collateral veins and associated biliary abnormalities of portal hypertensive biliopathy (PHB).
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Thirty-six patients including 18 patients with abnormal biliary changes and 18 patients as control group were involved in this study. MRI features of biliary collateral veins were analyzed.
RESULTS: Stenosis with dilated proximal bile ducts occurred in 33.3% of patients, 27.8% of patients had irregular ductal walls, 22.2% of patients had thickened ductal walls, 16.7% of patients had angulated ductal walls, and 44.4% of patients had thickened gallbladder walls.
CONCLUSIONS: Biliary collateral veins and associated biliary abnormalities of PHB can be detected by MRI.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Thirty-six patients including 18 patients with abnormal biliary changes and 18 patients as control group were involved in this study. MRI features of biliary collateral veins were analyzed.
RESULTS: Stenosis with dilated proximal bile ducts occurred in 33.3% of patients, 27.8% of patients had irregular ductal walls, 22.2% of patients had thickened ductal walls, 16.7% of patients had angulated ductal walls, and 44.4% of patients had thickened gallbladder walls.
CONCLUSIONS: Biliary collateral veins and associated biliary abnormalities of PHB can be detected by MRI.