Features of primary pancreatic lymphoma: A bi-institutional review with an emphasis on typical and atypical imaging features

Figure 5 A 62-year-old male presenting with abdominal pain. Coronal computed tomography images show low-density necrosis (thin short arrow) within tumor (thin long arrow), which infiltrates the mesenteric root without occlusion of mesenteric vessels. There is a collection extending from the third part of the duodenum into tumor (thick arrow) suggesting fistula from probable erosion of duodenal wall. Mild pancreatic duct dilation is seen (arrowhead).