Pancreatic transection from blunt trauma associated with vascular and biliary lesions: A case report

Figure 1 CT scan shows pancreatic transection between the head and body (A), thrombosis of the hepatic artery at its origin from the celiac trunk (B) and rupture/thrombosis of the splenic vein (C).

Figure 2 CT scan 12 h after operation showing severe stenosis of hepatic artery-celiac reconstruction (A), good result of the procedure confirmed by CT after endovascular treatment (B), and a symptomatic pseudocyst in the epigastric region three months later (C) which was successfully treated by percutaneous drainage, rest and antibiotics.