There is extensive intrahepatic duct dilatation, more pronounced in the left hepatic lobe. The common hepatic duct shows diffusely thick and enhancing walls. The gallbladder is contracted and shows an irregular enhancing mucosa. The common bile duct is difficult to visualise and hence not dilated. A few prominent but subcentimetre celiac lymph nodes are noted.
Normal enhancement of the pancreatic parenchyma on this study phase with no definite pancreatic head mass identified and the pancreatic duct is not dilated. No intra-hepatic lesion identified. The portal veins, splenic and superior mesenteric veins enhance normally. No adenopathy elsewhere in the abdomen or pelvis. There are a small sliding-type hiatal hernia and an incidental splenunculus anterior to the spleen. The spleen, kidneys and adrenals are otherwise unremarkable.
The small and large bowel appear to be within normal limits. Widespread, severe cylindrical bronchiectasis at the imaged lung bases with a large number of bronchi either containing air-fluid levels or occluded by mucus. In addition, however, there are several small peripheral nodular densities which do not appear to be related to the bronchi and so are suspicious for pulmonary metastases.