CTICasesDiaphragmatic Hernia with Pancreatic Herniation
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[...]. Diaphragmatic Hernia with Pancreatic Herniation. CTICases. Published November 9, 2015. https://str-case-explorer.pages.dev/c/cte24
Imaging findings
A diaphragmatic hernia on one side was observed, which contained a portion of the pancreas along with other abdominal contents, similar in presentation to the previous diaphragmatic hernia case.
Key takeaways
Diaphragmatic hernias, although often small and containing only fat, can occasionally involve larger abdominal organs. Herniation of the pancreas is a rare but possible finding in these congenital defects, highlighting the variability in contents that can be encountered.
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