Ectopic pancreaticobiliary drainage accompanied by proximal jejunal adenoma: A case report

Figure 1 Anomalous junction of the common bile duct and main pancreatic duct. A: CT scan shows the junction of the common bile duct and main pancreatic duct below the level of the uncinate process (arrow); B and C: Axial MR images show the junction of the common bile duct and main pancreatic duct (arrows). (These photographs were processed by Adobe Photoshop Creative Suite 2.).

Figure 2 Anomalous termination of the common bile duct. A: Axial image from CT scan shows the termination of the common bile duct at the distal portion of the horizontal part of the duodenum (arrow); B and C: MR images demonstrate a tapered configuration of the common bile duct (black arrows) and a mass located on the proximal jejunum (white arrows). (These photographs were processed by Adobe Photoshop Creative Suite 2.).

Figure 3 Dilated pancreatic and biliary ducts with ectopic drainage. A: Coronal MDCT image of CT reveals a low termination of the common bile duct (arrow); B and C: Coronal MR images show ectopic pancreaticobiliary junction, low termination of the common bile duct (black arrows), and the mass (white arrows) located on the proximal jejunum; D: MRCP shows dilated pancreatic and biliary ducts. (These photographs were processed by Adobe Photoshop Creative Suite 2.).