Traumatic injuries to the inferior vena cava (IVC) are rare and among the most dreadful injuries encountered in evaluation of both penetrating and blunt traumatic settings. Clinical outcome of IVC injury is multifactorial with injuries being classically managed surgically. In this report, we present a case of 52 years old male patient with successfully treated blunt retrohepatic IVC injury utilizing arterial stent graft and anticoagulation regime without short-term complications. Evidence based standardized approach for endovascular management of IVC injury is not yet available. We hope that our report can contribute to worldwide procedure and postprocedural anticoagulation standardization.
Liver anomalies are uncommon. We are reporting a case of 27 years old male admitted as a case of biliary pancreatitis. Upon hospitalization work-up, MRCP was done reveling incidentally in situ liver malrotation which was confirmed intraoperatively. It is very rare anomaly.
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