ARDMS Vascular Technology (VT) Exam

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A patient with a history of chronic liver disease undergoes an abdominal duplex exam. Which of the following findings is the most specific indicator of severe portal hypertension?

A main portal vein diameter of 14 mm. Splenomegaly with a spleen length of 15 cm. A continuous, non-phasic waveform in the hepatic veins. Hepatofugal (reversed) flow in the main portal vein.

Correct Answer:

Hepatofugal (reversed) flow in the main portal vein.

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