Case 82 A 46-year-old man presents to the emergency department with fever, nausea, vomiting, and back pain. The image in Figure A was obtained on the day of admission. The images in Figures B and C were obtained 4 weeks later. (A) Infused computed tomographic (CT) scan shows fluid collection (arrows), fat stranding, and an enlarged pancreas, consistent with acute fluid collection of pancreatitis. (B) Image obtained 4 weeks later shows enlarging, painful pseudocyst with a well-defined, enhancing wall (arrows). (C) A percutaneous drain was placed.
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