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. 2019 Aug 20;11(8):e5441. doi: 10.7759/cureus.5441

Figure 1. Pictures of the patient's preoperative CT scan and ultrasounds .

Figure 1

Figures 1A1B are axial and coronal images of preoperative CT scan of patient undertaken three weeks prior to admission, which depict the size and extent of the giant Todani type I choledochal cyst. In Figure 1A, a shows portal vein, b shows splenic vein, c shows body and tail of pancreas, and d shows the giant choledochal cyst almost completely replacing the head of the pancreas. In Figure 1B, the arrow shows the choledochal cyst in a coronal image. Figure 1C is an ultrasound image of the patient on the day of admission; the arrow shows the size of choledochal cyst. Figure 1D is an ultrasound image of the patient on the 7th-day post-admission after his condition suddenly deteriorated; the arrow shows the choledochal cyst at this point in time. In Figures 1C1D, the sudden increase in size on the 7th post-admission day can be appreciated.