Figure 2. A 74-year old male, 19 months post Whipple procedure. 18 Fludeoxyglucose (FDG)-PET/CT images: Maximum intensity projection (MIP) (a) and representative PET (b) and CT (c) axial slices. The PET-CT scan demonstrated a FDG-avid non-homogeneous soft tissue lesion in the pancreatic tail (white cursor) consistent with a space occupying mass and multiple liver hypermetabolic findings in the liver (black arrows) consistent with metastases.