Vascular complications of chronic pancreatitis and its management

Figure 2 Radiological features of chronic calcific pancreatitis and its complications including venous thrombosis and collaterals. A: An axial section of contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CECT) showing chronic pancreatitis with calcifications (blue arrow), attenuated splenic vein (yellow arrow), multiple perigastric collaterals (green arrow), gastrosplenic collaterals (red arrowhead) and splenomegaly (red asterisk); B: Coronal section of CECT of the same patient showing extensive pancreatic calcification (blue arrow) with dilated gastroepiploic vein (yellow arrow) and omental collaterals (red arrowhead). Courtesy: Dr Madhusudhan KS, Department of Radiodiagnosis.