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Fig. 9. —53-year-old man with acute myeloblastic leukemia who presented with acute abdominal pain. Enhanced CT scan of abdomen obtained concurrently with diagnosis shows hypodense mass of head of pancreas (arrowheads). Biopsy subsequently confirmed diagnosis of pancreatic granulocytic sarcoma. Six weeks later, after chemotherapy and radiation therapy, repeated CT showed resolution of pancreatic mass.