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A.Tricuspidregurgitation
B.Metastaticinfiltration
C.Rightheartfailure
D.Portalveinthrombosis
46. Patient A andpatient Bhavethesamelastnames. Patient A wasscheduledfor inferior venacava
filter placement, and patient B was scheduled for transjugular liver biopsy on the same day. The
radiologist inadvertently performed the transjugular liver biopsy on patient A. Who is the potential
“secondvictim”inthisscenario?
A.PatientA
B.Radiologist
C.Radiologyinformationsystem
D.Ultrasounddepartment
47.Whenhealthcareprofessionalsareawarethattheyarebeingobserved,theyaresignificantlymore
likelytocomplywithhandhygieneguidelines.Thisisanexampleofwhichofthefollowing?
A.Webereffect

B.Hawthorneeffect
C.Placeboeffect
D.Pygmalioneffect
48.Whichofthefollowingistheprimarydeterminingfactorforgradingcarotidarterystenosis?
A.Internalcarotidartery/commoncarotidarterypeaksystolicvelocity(ICA/CCAPSV)ratio
B.Peaksystolicvelocity(PSV)
C.Presenceofcalcifiedplaque
D.Locationofstenosis
49a.WhatdegreeofICAstenosisisdepictedintheimages?

A.Completeocclusion
B.<50%
C.50%to69%
D.≥70%
49b.Whichvelocityparameterscanbeusedtodiagnosenear-completeocclusionoftheinternalcarotid
artery(ICA)?
A.Peaksystolicvelocity(PSV)>230cm/s
B.Peaksystolicvelocity(PSV)<100cm/s
C.End-diastolicvelocity(EDV)>100cm/s
D.Noneoftheabove
50.Whichofthefollowingcanbecharacterizedasanormalinternalcarotidartery?
A.Peaksystolicvelocity<100cm/swithorwithoutintimalthickeningorvisibleplaque
B.Peaksystolicvelocity>80cm/swithoutintimalthickeningorvisibleplaque
C.Peaksystolicvelocity<125cm/swithoutintimalthickeningorvisibleplaque
D.Peaksystolicvelocity>230cm/swithoutintimalthickeningorvisibleplaque
51a. A65-year-old womanpresents withatransientepisodeofdysarthriaand ataxia.A carotid artery

DuplexUSwasperformed.Theimagesshow:
A.Flowreversalinthevertebralartery
B.Internalcarotidarteryocclusion
C.Contralateralvertebralarteryocclusion
D.Rupturedatheroscleroticplaque
51b.Thepatient’ssymptomsresolveduponarrivingtotheemergencydepartment.Whichmaneuversmay
reelicitthepatient’ssymptoms?
A.Neckflexion
B.Neckextension
C.Armexercise
D.Valsalvamaneuver
52a.WhichspectralDopplerwaveformcharacteristicisdemonstrated?

A.Lossofrespiratoryphasicity
B.Lossofaugmentation
C.Flowreversal
D.Decreasedflowvelocity
52b. Augmentation during a lower extremity venous examination consists of observing the spectral
Dopplerwaveformwhilecompressingthe:
A.Ipsilateralextremitydistaltothetransducer
B.Ipsilateralextremityproximaltothetransducer
C.Contralateralextremityatthesamelevelasthetransducer
D.Lowerabdomen
52c.Whattypeofvenouswaveformisdepicted?
A.Augmentation
B.Monophasic
C.Reversed
D.Respiratoryphasicity
53a. A 25-year-old female presents to the emergency department with left lower extremity pain and
swelling.Aperipheralvenousultrasoundwasperformed.Whatisthemostlikelydiagnosis?

A.Deepvenousthrombosis(DVT)
B.Inguinallymphadenopathy
C.Varicoseveins
D.Pseudoaneurysm
E.Abscess
53b.Whatimagingfeaturefavorsanacuteversuschronicdeepvenousthrombosis(DVT)?

A.Noncompressibility
B.Nocolorflow
C.Vesselexpansion
D.Hyperechoicthrombus
54.WhatdothecolorDopplerimagesdemonstrateatthelevelofthestenosis?

A.Aliasing
B.Flowreversal
C.Decreasedflow
D.“Twinkle”artifact
AnswersandExplanations
1.AnswerC.Aftertransplantation,thenormalrangeofresistiveindices(RIs)is0.55to0.80.However,
approximatelyhalfofpatientshaveelevatedRIsintheimmediatepostoperativeperiod;theRIstypically
normalize within 72 hours. Alternatively, RIs can be transiently low in the immediate postoperative
period because of anastomotic edema or hypotension in some patients; persistently low RIs suggest
arterialstenosis.
References: Platt JF, et al. Use of Doppler sonography for revealing hepatic artery stenosis in liver transplant recipients. AJR Am J
Roentgenol1997;168(2):473–476.
Sanyal R, et al. Orthotopic liver transplantation: reversible Doppler US findings in the immediate post-operative period. RadioGraphics
2012;32:199–211.

2. Answer C. Normal diastolic flow is antegrade (above the baseline). The figure shows reversed
diastolic flow (below the baseline), indicating substantially increased vascular resistance in this
dysfunctionalrenal transplant.Reversed diastolic flowis animportantbut nonspecific finding in renal
transplant patients; differential considerations include external compression of the allograft (e.g.,
hematoma), renal vein thrombosis, rejection, glomerulosclerosis, and acute tubular necrosis. Although
renal vein thrombosis (answer choice A), external compression (answer choice B), and acute tubular
necrosis(answerchoiceD)canbeseenintheacuteandsubacutesettings,rejectionisthemostcommon
long-termcauseofreverseddiastolicflowinrenaltransplantpatients.
References:BaxterGM.Ultrasoundofrenaltransplantation.ClinRadiol2001;56:802–818.
LockhartME,etal.Reverseddiastolicflowintherenaltransplant:perioperativeimplicationsversustransplantsolderthan1month.AJR AmJ
Roentgenol2008;190:650–655.
3.AnswerB.PSV−EDV/PSV.
References:PolakJ,PelleritoJF.Introductiontovascularultrasonography:expertconsult—onlineandprint,6thed.London:Saunders,
2012.ISBN:143771417X.
TublinME,etal.TheresistiveindexinrenalDopplersonography:wheredowestand?AJRAmJRoentgenol2003;180(4):885–892.
4. Answer C. Pseudoaneurysm formation is an uncommon complication of orthotopic liver
transplantation but mostcommonlyoccurs at thesite of arterial anastomosis. Pseudoaneurysms in this
location can be due to surgical technique, mycotic etiologies, or as a consequence of angioplasty.
Pseudoaneurysmsofthemoreperipheral,intrahepaticbranchesofthehepaticarteriesmaydevelopasa
consequenceoffocalinfectionorliverbiopsy.
References:BhargavaP.Imagingoforthotopiclivertransplantation.AJRAmJRoentgenol2011;196:WS15–WS25.
CaiadoA,etal.Complicationsoflivertransplantation:multimodalityimagingapproach.RadioGraphics2007;27:1401–1417.
5.AnswerC.TheUSimageshowsheterogeneousperiportalfluidcollections,whereas theCTimage
showsbiliarynecrosismanifestedasperiportalhypoattenuation.
Inthelivertransplantpatient,thehepaticarteryisthesolebloodsupplytothebiliaryepithelium.In
thesettingofhepaticarterythrombosis,thebiliaryepitheliumbecomesnecroticandresultsinsloughing
ofcellsanddebrisintodilatedbileducts.Venousthrombosis (hepaticveins,portalveins,or IVC) may
leadtoareasofinfarctionandalteredenhancement,butdoesnotleadtobiliarynecrosis.Additionally,the
portalveinsandIVCareshowntobepatentinthefigure.
References:BhargavaP.Imagingoforthotopiclivertransplantation.AJRAmJRoentgenol2011;196:WS15–WS25.
ItriJN,etal.Hepatictransplantation:post-operativecomplications.AbdomImaging2013;38:1300–1333.
6.AnswerB.Hepaticarterythrombosisisthemostcommonvascularcomplicationaffectingorthotopic
livertransplantandhasbeenreportedtooccurinupto12%ofcases.Theonsetisvariableandcanoccur
fromdaystomonthsfollowingthetransplantsurgery.
References:BhargavaP.Imagingoforthotopiclivertransplantation.AJRAmJRoentgenol2011;196:WS15–WS25.
SinghA,etal.Post-operativeimaginginlivertransplantation:whatradiologistsshouldknow.RadioGraphics2010;30:339–351.

7. AnswerC. Suboptimal hepatic venous outflow leads to distension of the hepatic veins and IVC,
hepatomegaly, ascites, and pleural effusions. Vena caval or hepatic venous anastomotic stenosis can
occasionallybeshownatgray-scaleimagingbutismorecommonlydetectedoncolorDopplerevaluation
asafocusofaliasing.SpectralDopplerwillalsoshowaliasingbecauseoftheincreasedvelocitiesatthe
siteofstenosisandbluntingoftheupstreamhepaticvenouswaveforms.AnswerchoicesA,B,andDare
alsocomplicationsoflivertransplantation,butwouldnotpresentwiththeimagingfindingslistedinthe
questionstem.
References:BhargavaP.Imagingoforthotopiclivertransplantation.AJRAmJRoentgenol2011;196:WS15–WS25.
ItriJN,etal.Hepatictransplantation:post-operativecomplications.AbdomImaging2013;38:1300–1333.
8. Answer A. Spectral Doppler evaluation demonstrates focal color aliasing at the renal transplant
superior polebiopsysite.Thereis a high-velocity, low-impedance waveform with increased diastolic
flow because of an arteriovenous fistula. The majority of arteriovenous fistulas are small, clinically
insignificant,andresolvespontaneously.Therefore,short-termfollow-upcanbeperformedtoassessfor
resolution.Coil embolization (answerchoiceC) andsurgical repair(answer choiceD)are requiredin
onlyaminorityofcases.
References: ElsayesKM, Menias CO,Willatt J, et al. Imaging of renaltransplant: utilityand spectrum of diagnostic findings. Curr Probl
DiagnRadiol2011;40(3):127–139.
RajiahP,LimYY,TaylorP.Renaltransplantimagingandcomplications.AbdomImaging2006;31(6):735–746.
9.AnswerA.Theintrarenalsegmentalarterialwaveformshowsaroundedappearanceofthesystolic
peak, consistent with a tardus–parvus pattern. The tardus–parvus pattern gets its name because the
systolicpeakisdelayed(accelerationtime>0.08s)andthepeakvelocityisreduced.
A pseudoaneurysm (answer choice B) is characterized by disorganized spectral flow in its neck
duringwhichhigh-velocityflowisshownaboveandbelowthebaseline(“to-and-fro”appearance).The
spectral waveform of an arteriovenous fistula (answer choice C) is characterized bya low-resistance
patternbecauseofhighsystolicvelocityandhighdiastolicvelocityfromtheabnormalshuntingbetween
an artery and vein. The spectral waveform of the renal artery in the setting of renal vein thrombosis
(answerchoiceD)ischaracterizedbyahigh-resistancepatternbecauseofreversalofdiastolicflow.
References:GranataA,etal.Renaltransplantvascularcomplications:theroleofDopplerultrasound.JUltrasound2014;18(2):101–107.
RodgersSK.Ultrasonographicevaluationoftherenaltransplant.RadiolClinNorthAm2014;52(6):1307–1324.
10.AnswerA.Inordertodetectslowflow,filtersettingsshouldbekeptatthelowestpossiblesetting
(generallyinthe50to100Hzrange).Reducingthewallfiltersettingresultsinfilling-inofthespectral
datatowardthebaseline.Inpatientswithslowflow,ahigh-wallfiltersettingmayobscurelow-velocity
bloodandleadtoanerroneousinterpretationofvesselocclusion.ThePRFindicatestherate(frequency)
at which data are sampled. This variable is directly related to the velocity range (or scale) because
higher-flowvelocitiesrequiremorerapidsamplingandalargerscale.IfthePRFissettoohigh,slower
moving blood is difficult toappreciate and may be obscured. When the PRF is reduced, the range of
depictedvelocitiesisreducedandslowerflowcanbeappreciatedqualitativelyandquantitatively.
References:BooteEJ.DopplerUStechniques:conceptsofbloodflowdetectionandflowdynamics.RadioGraphics2003;23:1315–1327.
KruskalJB,etal.OptimizingDopplerandcolorflowUS:applicationtohepaticsonography.RadioGraphics2004;24:656–675.
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