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Fig. 1C. —44-year-old man with unresectable tumor of pancreatic body and tail. Mangafodipir trisodium—enhanced T1-weighted gradient-recalled echo MR image differentiates between hypointense tumor and enhancing normal parenchyma (solid arrow) better than B. However, extent of vascular encasement (open arrow) is better depicted by CT scan (A) than by MR images (B and C).