PMC3075158_01
CT: Dilated and irregular Wirsung duct (black arrow) and pseudocyst in the head of the pancreas (arrowhead).
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F1
Nevertheless, an abdominal US and a CT revealed pancreatic calcifications, a pseudocyst in the head of the pancreas and an irregular and dilated Wirsung duct (fig. 1).
MRCP: Irregular and dilated Wirsung duct (black arrow), pseudocyst in the head of the pancreas (arrowhead) and large pseudocyst associated with the tail of the gland (white arrow).
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F2
Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) showed irregular and dilated Wirsung duct and three pseudocysts (the biggest one was associated with the tail of the pancreas) (fig. 2).
CT: Large pelvic pseudocyst (black arrow).
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F3
CT revealed two pseudocysts (head and body of the pancreas) and a third large pseudocyst located in the pelvis (11 cm in diameter) (fig. 3).