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Retroperitoneal collections in the absence of pancreatitis are rare. Imaging plays an important role in determining the aetiology of these collections and in allowing percutaneous drainage to be performed safely. A review of the imaging characteristics on both CT and MRI is presented, highlighting the advantages and disadvantages of these two modalities and their complimentary roles.
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