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Fig. 6B —57-year-old man with pancreatic pseudocyst with splenic involvement.
Patient had history of acute pancreatitis episodes. Huge complicated cyst was
discovered during routine sonography study in upper abdomen. MRI was performed
for further characterization of lesion. Sagittal unenhanced (A) and
delayed contrast-enhanced (B) turbo field-echo T1-weighted images
reveal bilobulated cystic mass surrounding and extending to spleen
(asterisk). Note presence of fluid-fluid level (arrows)
within superior component of mass with hyperintense signal on T1-weighted
sequence of dependent component, indicating hemorrhagic content.
