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Fig. 1A —45-year-old man with intrapancreatic accessory spleen detected
incidentally during workup for small-bowel submucosal tumor (patient 1). Axial
CT image obtained in portal venous phase shows ovoid, well-enhanced nodule
(arrow) in pancreatic tail. Attenuation of this lesion is
hyperattenuated to pancreas and similar to that of spleen (S).
