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MRI (upper panel) and CT-scan (lower panel) of the pancreas in case 1
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Fig1
In the summer of 2015, a solid 8 mm lesion in the uncinate process of the pancreas was detected by MRI (Fig. 1, upper panel). Subsequent CT scanning confirmed the presence of a solid 10 mm lesion (Fig. 1, lower panel), whereas EUS was normal. 
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MRI (upper panel) and CT-scan (lower panel) of the pancreas in case 2
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Fig2
An MRI scan in November 2015 showed a possible 17 mm lesion with oedema in the head of the pancreas (Fig. 2, upper panel). CT scanning confirmed the presence of a solid 10 mm lesion in the same area (Fig. 2, lower panel), while the EUS was unremarkable.