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Arrows point to the diffuse enlargement in the size of the pancreas (40.09 mm) (AP) (normal size of pancreas 10 mm up to 30 mm).
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In the abdominopelvic contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT), the gall bladder could not be observed (excised) and the pancreas was diffusely enlarged (Figure 1), while widespread increases of density and fluid retention were observed in the peripancreatic bilateral anterior renal fascia, splenic hilum, mesenteric adipose tissue, and the pelvic region.
The smaller yellow arrows indicate the filing defect (thrombosis) in the splenic vein and large black arrows point to necrotic areas of head of pancreas.
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AP and splenic vein thrombosis (Figure 2).