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Chest X-ray demonstrating right-sided pleural effusion (yellow arrow head).
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A chest X-ray revealed a moderate right-sided pleural effusion (Figure 1).
Magnetic resonance pancreatography demonstrating the common bile duct (green arrow head) joining with the ventral pancreatic (yellow arrow head) duct to empty into the duodenum.
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However, it did reveal a complete pancreatic divisum (Figures 2 and 3), which had not been reported prior.
Magnetic resonance pancreatography demonstrating dorsal pancreatic duct (red arrow head) traversing anterior to the common bile duct (green arrow head) and draining into minor papilla depicting complete pancreatic divisum.
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However, it did reveal a complete pancreatic divisum (Figures 2 and 3), which had not been reported prior.
Endoscopic imaging shows the pancreatic duct stent (yellow arrow head) in the minor papilla.
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A 5 Fr by 9 cm pancreatic duct plastic stent was placed in the minor papilla (Figure 4).
Computed tomography scan of the abdomen revealing placement of pancreatic duct stent (yellow arrow head) in the dorsal pancreatic duct.
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Post procedure computed tomography confirmed appropriate placement of the pancreatic stent (Figure 5).
Chest X-ray demonstrating resolution of pleural effusion (yellow arrow head).
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Repeated chest X-ray at a 2-month follow-up revealed complete resolution of her pleural effusion (Figure 6).