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- Diagnostic Value of Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging in the Evaluation of the Biliary Obstruction

T2-weighted (a), contrast-enhanced T1-weighted MRI (b), and MRCP slices demonstrate significant stenosis in the common bile duct at the level of pancreas head (white arrow) and bile duct dilatation proximal to the stenosis. Any mass lesion is not seen at the stenosis level. On MRI and MRCP, the cause of stenosis considered as chronic pancreatitis because of pseudocysts located in corpus and tail of the pancreas (asterisk). (d) ERCP demonstrates the malignant character of stricture (black arrow), and the result of biopsy was adenocarcinoma of the pancreas.
T2-weighted (a), contrast-enhanced T1-weighted MRI (b), and MRCP slices demonstrate significant stenosis in the common bile duct at the level of pancreas head (white arrow) and bile duct dilatation proximal to the stenosis. Any mass lesion is not seen at the stenosis level. On MRI and MRCP, the cause of stenosis considered as chronic pancreatitis because of pseudocysts located in corpus and tail of the pancreas (asterisk). (d) ERCP demonstrates the malignant character of stricture (black arrow), and the result of biopsy was adenocarcinoma of the pancreas.
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