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case_images: MRCP showing cystic foci in the pancreatic tail and colonic wall thickening. No strictures were noted. Green arrow denotes possible connection between the colon and pancreas.
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case_images: However, it did show cystic foci in the pancreatic tail and persistent colonic wall thickening [Figure 1].
case_images: CTA showing a pancreatic tail lesion, with a focus of fluid and interval diffuse progression of colonic wall thickening. The pancreatic tail was inseparable from the colon, with a possible connection between the colon and the pancreas. Green arrow denotes possible connection between the colon and pancreas.
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case_images: The pancreatic tail was inseparable from the colon, with a possible connection between the colon and the pancreas [Figure 2].
case_images: Colonoscopy showing the localized edematous area with bluish discoloration 45 cm from the anus that correlated with the area revealed in the CT scan. Green arrow denotes the edematous area on colonoscopy about 45 cm from anus which likely represents fistula's opening.
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case_images: A repeated colonoscopy [Figure 3] was significant for a localized edematous area with bluish discoloration 45 cm from the anus that correlated with the area revealed in the CT scan.