Pancreas Transplantation: Anatomy, Imaging, and Complications

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Melanie P. Caserta; Rachel Perez; Dillon M. Brown; Cameron Adler; Madhura A. Desai; Jordan D. LeGout; M. Jennings Clingan; A. Nicholas Kurup; Jacob N. Clendenon; Shennen A. Mao; Nirvikar Dahiya; Lauren F. Alexander

doi:10.1148/rg.240180

August 21, 2025Radiographics

Pancreas Transplantation: Anatomy, Imaging, and Complications

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Pancreas transplantation effectively restores endocrine function in patients with diabetes.
Radiologists should be familiar with surgical techniques and normal imaging findings related to pancreas transplant surgeries.
Understanding imaging helps in identifying and managing various complications after pancreas transplantation.
Awareness of complications is critical for enhancing patient outcomes and improving post-surgical care.

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This review covers pancreas transplantation's anatomy and imaging, highlighting complications associated with diabetes treatment.

Abstract

Pancreas transplant is the standard treatment for restoring endocrine function and limiting complications from diabetes, and radiologists should understand the surgical techniques, normal imaging spectrum, and various complications associated with this surgical procedure.

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