Isolated pancreatic injury caused by abdominal massage: A case report

Figure 1 Preoperative abdominal radiological findings. A: Axial plane image of abdominal computed tomography revealed that the common bile duct and pancreas were unclearly displayed, the pancreatic area and surrounding areas were exuded in a large area, and the surrounding fat gap was blurred, with multiple clumps of high and slightly lower mixed density shadows (arrow); B: Axial; C: Coronal computed tomography images of the patient’s abdomen showed multiple cystic lesions in the liver parenchyma, with clear boundaries and a diameter of about 3.9 cm for the larger ones. Hemorrhage is visible in the abdominal space, and there are large high, and relatively low mixed density shadows (arrow) under the transverse colon, measuring approximately 12.5 cm in diameter, which is not clearly demarcated from the adjacent intestine.