Abstract
Summary. A case of Budd-Chiari syndrome with associated lower limb oedema due to concomitant inferior vena caval and hepatic venous thrombosis is presented. Percutaneous placement of a Wallstent through the occluded vena cava resulted in resolution of both the lower limb oedema and the hepatic vein thrombosis. In this instance recannalization of the inferior vena cava alone resulted in improvement of his liver function.
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