ERCP and CT diagnosis of pancreas divisum and its relation to etiology of chronic pancreatitis

Figure 1 The ERCP manifestations of IPD (↑: communicating branch).

Figure 2 The ventral ductograms of CPD at conventional ERCP. The duct was short, tapered and arborized into a fine side branches without communicating with the body and tail of the pancreas.

Figure 3 The dorsal ductograms of the above case via the minor papilla cannulation. The duct was dominant and trended from the pancreatic head to tail.

Figure 4 A permanent stenosis of the dorsal ductal terminal was present at the ductograms via the minor papilla cannulation (↑).