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Fig. 2C. —Ampullary carcinoma in 58-year-old man. CT scan obtained during superior mesenteric arteriography at same level as A and B shows enhancement in left inferior side of tumor and in jejunum. Volume and injection rate of contrast material were 60 ml and 3 ml/sec, respectively. Both enhanced areas in B and C are complementary to each other in whole pancreaticoduodenal region including tumor.





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