“…Hepatic infarction due to PVT was found in patients with liver cancer, cirrhosis, or chronic pancreatitis [12]. Zahn's infarct has been observed in the setting of various vascular processes, including occlusive phlebitis in PV radicles [13], PVT [14], PV thromboembolism [15], and tumor-induced stenosis of intrahepatic vessels [16]. Macroscopically, the lesions may turn bluish-red, leading to the term "cyanotic atrophy" [11].…”