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              Figure 5.5.11  Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma (Feline)                                            CT
















             (a) CT, TP                       (b) CT+C, TP                     (c) CT+C, TP
             14y MC Domestic Longhair with weight loss and lethargy. There is a soft‐tissue attenuating mass in the region of the right pancreatic
             lobe. The duodenum is not clearly visible on the unenhanced images. On contrast‐enhanced images, there is peripheral contrast enhance-
             ment of a large pancreatic mass with a central fluid‐attenuating region (b: arrows). The mass compresses the lumen of the duodenum
             (b: arrowhead); however, it appears separate. The mass is contiguous with the left pancreatic lobe (c: arrows). Surgical biopsy revealed a
             diagnosis of exocrine pancreatic adenocarcinoma.



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