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From the case:
Peritoneal CSF pseudocyst
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VP shunt catheter in the left upper quadrant, with soft tissue density displacing adjacent bowel.
From the case:
Peritoneal CSF pseudocyst
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Large multicystic area closely approximated to the shunt catheter tip.
Case Discussion
Features are consistent with a CSF pseudocyst.
This image is from Dr. Paula Brill's excellent pediatric radiology collection.
Dr. Brill is a professor in the department of radiology (pediatric section) at Weill Cornell.
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