CTICasesIatrogenic Contrast Clumping
Imaging findings
An unexpected, high-density opacity in the pulmonary vasculature following a venogram, which did not appear on non-contrast imaging.
Key takeaways
High-density artifacts may be clumped contrast accumulating on pre-existing thrombi or within venous stents rather than metallic fragments.
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