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STUDY CHARACTERISTICS OF IMAGING SONOGRAPHY AND COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN ACUTE PANCREATITIS AT VIET TIEP FRIENDSHIP HOSPITAL
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Objectives: The aims of this study were to describe characteristics of ultrasound and computed tomography and the suitability of two these methods in diagnostic of acute pancreatitis at Viet Tiep Friendship Hospital. Subjects and methods: a descriptive study of the disease cluster; Convenience sampling included all patients who met the selection criteria during the study period from December 2021 to October 2022 at Viet Tiep Friendship Hospital, Hai Phong. Results and Conclusions: Ultrasound imaging: Enlarged pancreas 34.7%, dilated pancreatic duct 2%. Hypoechoic peripancreatic areas of inflammation 49%, peripancreatic fluid 46.9%, Morrison’s pouch fluid 18.1 %. The study showed that there was a moderate agreement between the two methods of ultrasound and CT scan on the assessment of pancreatic size, abdominal fluid, mechanical causes, pleural fluid and low concordance in evaluating pancreatic duct dilatation, peripancreatic infiltrates and peripancreatic fluid.
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Acute pancreatitis, peripancreatic fat infiltration, pancreatic ultrasound
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