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Fig. 1 | Insights into Imaging

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From: CT imaging of primary pancreatic lymphoma: experience from three referral centres for pancreatic diseases

Fig. 1

A 42-year-old male patient with primary pancreatic lymphoma, histotype diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (Ki 67 score > 95%). a. CT scan of the abdomen shows the presence of a large solid mass involving the pancreatic body and tail (arrow); the lesion reaches the spleen and almost encases it. b, c CT images after contrast medium administration in the arterial-pancreatic phase (a) and portal-venous phase (b): the neoplasm is hypodense, with progressive contrast enhancement. d. This coronal CT reconstruction allows better appreciation of the size and extension of the lesion (arrows)

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