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Table 1.

Parameters for the magnetic resonance sequences used in the protocol for 3 Tesla scanner.

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Fig 1.

Abdominal MRI (T2-weighted sequence, axial slice), showing a small cyst with thin septum located in the uncinate process of the pancreas.

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Fig 2.

Abdominal MRI (T2-weighted sequence, axial slice), showing a lobulated cyst located in the body of the pancreas.

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Fig 3.

Abdominal MRI (T2-weighted sequence, axial slice), showing an additional small cyst located at the transition between body and tail of pancreas.

Same patient as Fig. 2.

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Fig 4.

Abdominal MRI (T2-weighted sequence with fat saturation, axial slice), showing a lobulated cyst located in the uncinate process of the pancreas.

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Fig 5.

Abdominal MRI (T2-weighted sequence, coronal slice), showing a lobulated cyst within the uncinate process of the pancreas, with slight parietal thickening.

Same patient as Fig. 4.

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Fig 6.

Abdominal MRI (T2-weighted sequence with fat saturation, axial slice), showing two small cysts, one in the tail and one in the transition between body and tail of pancreas.

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Fig 7.

Prevalence of incidental pancreatic cysts according to age.

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Fig 8.

Prevalence of incidental pancreatic cysts according to gender.

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