Magnetic resonance imaging of the pancreas.
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The author reviews the use of superconducting magnetic resonance imaging for evaluating pancreatic neoplastic and inflammatory diseases, comparing MRI findings with computed tomography scans.
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In this article, the author discusses his experience using a superconducting magnet for evaluation of the pancreas. The discussion includes evaluation of neoplastic and inflammatory disease of the pancreas and comparison of MRI with CT scanning.
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