Percutaneous drainage in the treatment of intrahepatic pancreatic pseudocyst with Budd-Chiari syndrome: A case report

Figure 1 Comparison of the patient's physical signs before and after percutaneous drainage. A: Swollen abdomen before drainage; B: Swollen feet before drainage; C: Normal abdomen after drainage and drainage tube (orange arrow); D: Normal feet after drainage.

Figure 2 Computed tomography image before percutaneous drainage. A: Multiple cystic space in the liver (the size of the largest cyst was 18.28 cm × 10.34 cm), and fluid around the spleen; B: Multiple pseudocysts in the pancreatic body and tail; C: Enhanced computed tomography scan showing compressed inferior vena cava; D: High-density shadow after left kidney surgery.

Figure 3 Imaging during and after percutaneous drainage. A: Radiation-guided percutaneous drainage and diffusion of contrast agent in the cyst; B: Computed tomography scan shows disappearance of intrahepatic cysts and the drainage tube (orange arrow).