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CT abdomen with portovenous contrast for the purpose of reassessment. No focal lung pathology. Bloated homogeneous aspect of the liver with several small liver lesions. Multiple segmental thrombi in branches of segment 6/7 (image 42 series 420), segment 4 (image 7 series 777) and segment 3 (image 123). Small mass in the pancreatic corpus/tail (image 6 series 66) of 12 x 10 mm. Atrophy of the pancreas seen earlier no longer visible. Ductus pancreaticus is not seen. Tumor extending to cranial and ventric to the bursa omentalis up to the stomach wall. Full encasement of the vena and arterie gastrica sinistra. No clear involvement of truncus coeliacus or hepatica communis. Little fat infiltration, previously reactive. Full encasement/occlusion of the artery lienalis. Ingrowth in the vena lienalis to the portosystemic confluens where thrombosis and tumor thrombus are visible (image 1 series 23). Towards caudal enlargement into the mesentery with obstruction of several gastrocolic venous.

Impression: Pancreatic carcinoma suspected abnormality in the corpus/tail with suspicion of ingrowth in the stomach and proximal jejunum. Also image of extensive vascular involvement with among other things ingrowth in the portosystemic confluens with thrombus/tumorthrombus. Multiple suspicious glands including para-aortic right.