March/April2019-Volume43-Issue2PreviousAbstractNextAbstractFullTextAccessforSubscribers:IndividualSubscribersLoginforaccessInstitutionalMembersAccessonOvid®NotaSubscriber?BuySubscribeRequestPermissionsYoucanreadthefulltextofthisarticleifyou:SelectanoptionLogInBuyArticleSubscribeContent&PermissionsOvidMemberInstitutionalAccessLogInOvidMemberInstitutionalAccessArticleasEPUBExportAllImagestoPowerPointFileAddtoMyFavoritesColleague'sE-mailisInvalidYourName:(optional)YourEmail:Colleague'sEmail:Separatemultiplee-mailswitha(;).Message:Thoughtyoumightappreciatethisitem(s)IsawatJournalofComputerAssistedTomography.SendacopytoyouremailYourmessagehasbeensuccessfullysenttoyourcolleague.Someerrorhasoccurredwhileprocessingyourrequest.Pleasetryaftersometime.EndNoteProciteReferenceManagerSavemyselectionAbdominalImagingKarajgikar,JayMD*;Deshmukh,SandeepMD†AuthorInformationFromthe*DepartmentofRadiology,NYULangoneSchoolofMedicine,NewYork,NY;†DepartmentofRadiology,ThomasJeffersonUniversitySchoolofMedicine,Philadelphia,PA.ReceivedforpublicationNovember1,2017;acceptedSeptember13,2018.Correspondenceto:JayKarajgikar,MD,DepartmentofRadiology,NYULangoneSchoolofMedicine,5601stAve,2ndFloor,NewYork,NY10016(e-mail:[email protected]).Anexpandeddiscussionofthis“CaseoftheQuarter”canbefoundattheSCBT-MRWebsite:scbtmr.dnnstaging.com.Theauthorsdeclarenoconflictofinterest.JournalofComputerAssistedTomography:3/42019-Volume43-Issue2-p242-244doi:10.1097/RCT.0000000000000818BuyMetricsAbstractWereportacaseofa29-year-oldwomanwithapancreaticlymphangiomawhopresentedclinicallyasacaseofacutepancreatitis.Lymphangiomasarebenigntumorsofvascularoriginwithlymphaticdifferentiation,mostcommonlyfoundintheheadandneck.Pancreaticlymphangiomasareextremelyrare,accountingforonly1%ofabdominallymphangiomas,withapproximately60casesreportedintheliterature.Althoughimagingfindingsarecharacteristicandcanpointtothediagnosis,confirmationwithfineneedleaspirationandhistopathologiccorrelationisnecessary.Althoughtheselesionsarebenign,theycan