【医学课件大全】急性胰腺炎 Acute Pancreatitis课件.ppt

Two pancreatic pseudocysts (arrows). Computed tomography following the intravenous administration of contrast material demonstrates four sharply marginated, fluid-filled collections. * Large arrow indicates inflamed pancreas.Small arrow denotes areas of peripancreatic inflammation extending toward the hilum of the spleen. * A large pseudocyst (open arrows), which is being percutaneously drained (closed arrow). Pseudocysts that develop in chronic pancreatitis are most commonly caused by duct obstruction, with the formation of a retention cyst in the upstream duct or side branch. Unlike the pse