1. Successful treatment of pancreaticopleural fistula by nasopancreatic drainage and endoscopic removal of pancreatic duct calculi: a case report 
Akiko Miyachi, MD, Masataka Kikuyama, MD, Yuji Matsubayashi, MD, Fujito Kageyama, MD, Shinichi Sumiyoshi, MD 
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy 
Volume 59, Issue 3, Pages (March 2004)
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2. Figure 1 Chest radiograph showing massive right pleural effusion.
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3. Figure 2
A, CT showing pseudocysts (arrows) around pancreas tracking into mediastinum. B, CT demonstrating numerous pancreatic calculi.
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4. Figure 2
A, CT showing pseudocysts (arrows) around pancreas tracking into mediastinum. B, CT demonstrating numerous pancreatic calculi.
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5. Figure 3
A, Retrograde pancreatogram showing dilated pancreatic duct with filling defects and extravasation of contrast medium (arrowhead). B, Retrograde pancreatogram demonstrating contrast medium flowing into mediastinum and right pleural cavity (arrow).
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6. Figure 3
A, Retrograde pancreatogram showing dilated pancreatic duct with filling defects and extravasation of contrast medium (arrowhead). B, Retrograde pancreatogram demonstrating contrast medium flowing into mediastinum and right pleural cavity (arrow).
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7. Figure 4
A, Retrograde pancreatogram made via nasopancreatic drain, showing dilated pancreatic duct with filling defects (arrows) and pseudocysts (arrowheads). B, Pancreatogram made via nasopancreatic drain, showing disappearance of large pancreatic calculi, a decrease in diameter of main pancreatic duct, and absence of extravasation of contrast medium.
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8. Figure 4
A, Retrograde pancreatogram made via nasopancreatic drain, showing dilated pancreatic duct with filling defects (arrows) and pseudocysts (arrowheads). B, Pancreatogram made via nasopancreatic drain, showing disappearance of large pancreatic calculi, a decrease in diameter of main pancreatic duct, and absence of extravasation of contrast medium.
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