Chapter Images

Fig 8.1a Transverse view of the pancreas - normal echogenicity. The left liver lobe was used as the acoustic window.
Fig 8.1b Transverse view of the pancreas - normal echogenicity. The left liver lobe was used as the acoustic window.
Fig 8.2 Transverse view of the pancreatic head, body and tail are seen.
Fig 8.3 Transverse section: pancreatic segments: head, neck, body.
Fig 8.4 Transverse section with all vascular structures
Fig 8.5 Pancreatic tail with splenic vein
Fig 8.6a Pancreatic head and uncinate processus
Fig 8.6b Doppler examination of epigastric region
Fig 8.7 Use of the spleen as an acoustic window to visualize the tail of the pancreas (arrows).
Fig 8.8 The systematic use of color Doppler (Fig 8.6b) and of oblique section (Fig 8.8) may also aid in the precise identification of the pancreatic landmark.
Fig 8.9 Oblique section with main biliary duct (MBD) and the head of the pancreas.
Fig 8.10 Splenic tail with splenic vein
Fig 8.11 Transverse section - lipomatous pancreas (increased echogenicity)
Fig 8.12 Body of pancreas - magnification to see better the Wirsung duct

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