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A patient presents with a history of severe upper abdominal pain increasing in intensity over the last 12 hours. Based on this clinical history, the sonogram is most likely demonstrating
acute pancreatitis.An enlarged hypoechoic pancreas in a patient with severe upper abdominal pain is most consistent with acute pancreatitis. Laboratory values will likely demonstrate elevation in serum amylase and lipase levels.
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acute pancreatitis.An enlarged hypoechoic pancreas in a patient with severe upper abdominal pain is most consistent with acute pancreatitis. Laboratory values will likely demonstrate elevation in serum amylase and lipase levels.
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