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Fig. 2

From: Early pancreatic volume reduction on CT predicts relapse in patients with type 1 autoimmune pancreatitis treated with steroids

Fig. 2

Abdominal computed tomography showing the pancreas in patients with autoimmune pancreatitis. The post-treatment pancreatic volume was 30.3 cm3, and the percent reduction in the pancreatic volume was 68.2 % in a patient who showed a favorable response without relapse before steroid therapy (a) and 2 weeks after starting steroid therapy (b). The pancreatic volume was not reduced in a patient who showed an unfavorable response with relapse. The post-treatment pancreatic volume was 51.6 cm3, and the percent reduction in the pancreatic volume was 42.3 % before steroid therapy (c) and after 2 months starting steroid therapy (d); at 47 months during relapse, dilatation of the biliary tree (e) was observed

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