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Fig. 1C. —22-year-old man with pancreatic fracture resulting from motor vehicle collision. MR cholangiopancreatogram obtained using three-dimensional fast spin-echo sequence (frontal maximum-intensity pixel projection reformation) shows slightly dilated duct in tail of gland (short arrow) and fluid collections (long arrows). Note normal common bile duct (open arrow).