Surgical complications after pancreatic transplantation: A computed tomography imaging pictorial review

Figure 3 A 51-year-old woman, one month after simultaneous kidney-pancreatic transplantation is admitted to the emergency department for abdominal pain; final diagnosis at biopsy of the pancreatic graft was rejection. A: Contrast enhanced computed tomography in the axial plane shows a minimally inhomogeneous pancreatic graft (dotted orange line) with peripancreatic fluid (arrows) posteriorly to the graft; B: Sagittal plane of the same contrast enhanced computes tomography.