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case_images: Arterial phase of abdominal CT scan revealing capsulated pancreatic mass with cystic and solid components
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case_images: The mass was separated from its surroundings by a wall of variable thickness (Figures 1 A, B).
case_images: Linear areas of calcification on the rim and within the lesion, as illustrated on bone window CT scan
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case_images: There were some linear areas of calcification on the rim and in the internal content as well as cystic areas filled with fluid of 30 Hounsfield unit (HU) mean density (Figure 2).
case_images: Soft-tissue part of the lesion shows similar enhancement to pancreatic parenchyma on venous phase of CT
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case_images: Its upper margin contained multiple areas of soft-tissue density that enhanced with contrast (Figure 3).