Autoimmune pancreatitis complicated by gastric varices: A report of 3 cases

Figure 2 The splenic vein was not reperfused, although the autoimmune pancreatitis improved. A: Esophagogastoroduodenoscopy showed gastric varices in the fundus of the stomach; B: Computed tomography showed a locally enlarged pancreatic tail with a capsule-like rim, an obstructed splenic vein, and splenomegaly; C: Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography showed irregular narrowing of the main pancreatic duct in the pancreatic tail (arrowhead); D: Autoimmune pancreatitis improved following steroid therapy, but the splenic vein was not reperfused.