Predictors of pain response after endoscopic ultrasound-guided celiac plexus neurolysis for abdominal pain caused by pancreatic malignancy

Figure 1 Varied pancreatic lesions are shown by contrast-enhanced computed tomography image. A: The lesion was located in head/neck of pancreas; B: The lesion was located in body/tail of pancreas; C: Pancreatic head lesion was associated with celiac trunk and celiac plexus invasion; D: The image showed a pancreatic body/tail invading the celiac plexus; E: Pancreatic head/neck lesion was accompanied with hepatic metastasis; F: Pancreatic body/tail lesion was accompanied with hepatic metastasis.