Poster presentation - Educational Poster Rating 5

EE-035 - The challenging diagnosis of intraductal papillary neoplasm of the bile duct: CT and MRI findings of a rare entity

Speakers
  • J. Kovac
Authors
  • J. Kovac
  • A. Jankovic
  • M. Mitrovic
  • D. Saponjski
  • L. Lazic
  • A. Djuric Stefanovic
  • D. Mašulović
DOI

10.5444/esgar2020/EE-035

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