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Fig. 10B —76-year-old woman with small tumor in head of pancreas.
Variant anatomy makes otherwise resectable cancer unresectable. Axial
(A) and coronal (B) reformation images of small tumor (black
arrows) in head of pancreas show that cancer was unresectable for cure
because common hepatic artery (black arrowheads) had very low course,
inferior in relation to portal vein (white arrow, B) and was
encased by tumor. Note biliary stent (white arrowheads).
