Reda M.A. Darweesh MD , M.Kristin Thorsen MD, Wylie J. Dodds MD, Soad M.A. Kishk MD , Thomas L. Lawson MD, Edward T. Stewart MD
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Computed tomography examination of periampullary neoplasms
The hospital records of 24 patients with periampullary neoplasms were reviewed. The clinical triad of jaundice, pain, and weight loss and the radiographic imaging triad of dilated biliary ducts, dilated pancreatic duct, and periampullary mass should suggest the diagnosis of periampullary neoplasm.