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CT Abdomen showing pancreatitis with diffuse peripancreatic edema.
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A 56 year old male patient with a 2 month history of constitutional symptoms presented to an outside hospital with abrupt abdominal pain and was initially diagnosed with acute pancreatitis (Fig. 1).
Chest X-ray showing diffuse bilateral interstitial and fluffy (alveolar) type infiltrates in both lung fields.
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On admission, a chest x-ray (Fig. 2) and chest computed tomography (CT) (Fig. 3) showed diffuse bilateral pulmonary infiltrates, and an EKG revealed new onset atrial fibrillation.
Coronal abdominal CT scan image consistent with bowel wall thickening and pneumatosis intestinalis.
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Abdominal CT showed extensive small bowel ischemia (Fig. 4).