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Figure 1. Peripheral blood smear showed microangiopathic hemolytic
anemia with schistocytosis, (A) On day of admission, the smear had few
schistocytes. (B) One week later, the smear showed an increased number
of schistocytes that raised the question of microangiopathic hemolytic
anemia.
Figure 2. Color Doppler flow images revealing DVT involving the lower
extremities.
(A) DVT in the superficial femoral vein of the right leg. (B) DVT in the
popliteal vein of the right leg. (C) DVT in the intermuscular vein of
the right leg.
No signals of blood flow were shown above. DVT, deep venous thrombosis.
Figure 3. Venography of right iliac to popliteal vein. Angiography (A)
before thrombectomy. (B) after thrombectomy with inserted perfusion
catheter. (C) after urokinase thrombolysis