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Fig. 1C. —73-year-old woman with mass in common bile duct. On the basis
of all the images, it was decided that surgery should be performed. Resection
of extrahepatic bile duct was performed, and surgical removal of tumor was
confirmed to be sufficient. Curved planar reformation image through common
bile duct clearly shows hypervascular tumor (arrow) in common bile
duct. Tumor was dilating bile duct in this case but was not invasive of portal
vein. This image depicts bile duct tumor and its relationship with surrounding
structures better than corresponding endoscopic retrograde cholangiography
image (B).
