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CT scan before and after pseudocyst rupture.
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The CT scan revealed a large pancreatic pseudocyst, with 23 cm of major axis, with a wall greater than 5 mm (Figure 1(a)). CT scan revealed considerable amount of free fluid in the peritoneal cavity, with substantial reduction of pseudocyst dimension, compatible with the diagnosis of ruptured pseudocyst into the peritoneum (Figure 1(b)).
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CT scan before and after pseudocyst rupture.
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The CT scan showed a walled off pancreatic pseudocyst of 11 x 6 cm, with a thick wall (Figure 2(a)). CT scan showed the presence of free peritoneal fluid, along with reduction in the dimension of the pseudocyst (Figure 2(b)).