Good day doctor... My ultrasound report taken last June 13, 2014 states the following
His have gone through your ultrasound & CT scan report. Echogenic intensity with posterior shadowing in ultrasound and linear hyperdensity in CT abdomen indicates gall bladder calculus. Regarding your pancreas nothing revealed in ultrasound as it is obscured by bowel gas. CT scan findings are head & proximal body of pancreas is normal. Distal body & tail are enlarged with peripancreatic fat stranding & fluid collection adjacent to it indicates inflammation of distal pancreas i.e. ... Acute focal pancreatitis.it is because of this adjacent stomach wall inflamed. Pancreatitis causes minimal left pleural effusion and sub segmental collapsed consolidated lung.it's a medical emergency. Now no need of surgery. Later you can plan for surgery for gall bladder stoneThank u Best regardsVasundhara