Budd Chiari Syndrome

What is the diagnosis? A) Budd chiari syndrome B) Cutaneous larva migrans C) Umbilical hernia D) Portal hypertension E) Gastric carcinoma

A 65 yr old male presents with abdominal pain. Contrast-enhanced CT images of the abdomen and pelvis are shown below. Discuss the diagnosis and management plans.

pt of RHD not on warfarin ...presented with abdominal pain with brownish discoloration over abdominal wall ..since 6 days with abdominal tenderness ...jvp was raise and b/L pedal oedema ..on routine INR was 1.7, platelets 50000,wbc -14700, bilirubin 6 ,with sgot and sgpt was 100 and 300 ,kindly comment ....

Chronic budd chiari syndrome with changes of cirrhosis of liver. Plz suggeste treatment.

age 5 yrs, desire indigestible things like clay, chalk, lime etc. abdomen very severally distended, dyspnea due to distension