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CT  abdo/pelvis: hypodense lesions within the pancreatic body and medial aspect of the pancreatic head which are concerning for a neoplastic process.
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CT of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis showed hypodense lesions within the pancreatic body (1.4 x 1.4 cm) and medial aspect of the pancreatic head (1.2 cm) as well as mild splenomegaly (13 cm craniocaudally) (Figure 1).
Histology slide for CLL.
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She subsequently underwent EUS with FNA of the pancreatic mass (Figure 2).
CT abdo/pelvis: normal-appearing pancreas.
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Repeat CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis was performed two months later due to an episode of an acute abdominal pain and demonstrated a normal-appearing pancreas (Figure 3).