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Fig. 5. —65-year-old man with malignant (borderline) branch duct-type intraductal mucin-producing tumor of pancreas. Maximum-intensity-projection MR cholangiopancreatogram shows grapelike cluster of cysts (straight arrows) with maximum diameter of 55 mm in pancreatic head. Main pancreatic duct in head and body shows mild dilatation. Another small cystic lesion (curved arrow), which was not resected at surgery, is seen in pancreatic tail.