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Fig. 9A —70-year-old woman with pancreatic body mass on CT and MRI performed
at another institution that was interpreted as probable islet cell neoplasm.
Axial contrast-enhanced arterial phase CT scan (A), coronal oblique
multiplanar reformation (B), coronal volume rendering (C), and
axial color-coded volume rendering from superior orientation (D) show
2-cm aneurysm arising from mid portion of splenic artery and abutting
pancreas. Comparison with study from 6 months earlier revealed interval
enlargement. Patient was successfully treated with interventional coil
embolization of proximal splenic artery and aneurysm.
