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Fig. 5 —Disseminated abdominal hydatid disease in 17-year-old girl with abdominal pain. Axial contrast-enhanced CT image shows intraperitoneal uniloculated and multiloculated cysts (black arrowheads) and multiple liver (white arrowheads) and spleen (thick white arrows) cysts. Pancreas (thin white arrows) has thickened and heterogeneous appearance as consequence of hydatid involvement.