Radiology of pancreatic neoplasms: An update

Figure 2 Axial contrast enhanced multidetector computed tomography image. A: Depicts a nodular peripancreatic mass localized between the pancreatic tail (arrowhead) and the splenic hilum (arrow), each well separated by fat planes; B: The sagittal reformatted contrast enhanced multidetector computed tomography image allows a better identification of the surrounding fat planes (arrow and arrowhead) enabling the exclusion of a pancreatic dependency. This mass actually turned out to be a tumoral implant of a gastric neoplasm.