PMC4435288_01
CT abdomen/pelvis showing dissection originating at celiac trunk origin.
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F1
The patient underwent a CT abdomen/pelvis (with oral and IV contrast), which revealed a celiac trunk dissection with a flap extending from the origin of the celiac trunk to the celiac trifurcation (Figure 1 and Figure 2).
CT abdomen/pelvis showing dissection extending to the trifurcation of celiac trunk.
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F2
The patient underwent a CT abdomen/pelvis (with oral and IV contrast), which revealed a celiac trunk dissection with a flap extending from the origin of the celiac trunk to the celiac trifurcation (Figure 1 and Figure 2).
A 1.8-cm hypodense pancreatic infarct with peri-pancreatic fat stranding.
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F3
The CT scan was also notable for a 1.8-cm hypodense lesion in the tail of the pancreas with peri-pancreatic fat and soft tissue stranding (Figure 3).