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Fig. 14B. —Splenic artery mimic in 51-year-old woman with no symptoms relating to her pancreas. Patient was brought back for double-helical CT scan using thinner slice section. Sections during arterial phase of this examination better show tortuous splenic artery that indents into normal pancreas.