Features of primary pancreatic lymphoma: A bi-institutional review with an emphasis on typical and atypical imaging features

Figure 2 A 58-year-old male with abdominal pain. A: Axial computed tomography images demonstrate a large, relatively well-defined focal mass (arrow) involving the uncinate process of the pancreas; B: Axial computed tomography images. The tumor shows homogenous hypoenhancement, without evidence of any necrosis or calcification. The rest of the pancreas is preserved, and there is no pancreatic ductal dilation. Biopsy confirmed diagnosis of primary pancreatic lymphoma.