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Fig. 1D —45-year-old man with intrapancreatic accessory spleen detected
incidentally during workup for small-bowel submucosal tumor (patient 1).
Serial contrast-enhanced agent detection imaging (ADI software, Siemens
Medical Solutions) sonograms, obtained 34 seconds (upper left), 101
seconds (upper right), and 4 minutes (lower images) after
contrast injection, show homogeneous enhancement of intrapancreatic accessory
spleen (arrows) on postvascular phases (upper images) and
delayed prolonged enhancement (arrow) on hepatosplenic parenchymal
phase (lower left). Degree of enhancement of intrapancreatic
accessory spleen (arrow, lower left) on hepatosplenic
parenchymal phase is similar to that of main spleen (S). LK = left kidney.
