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Pancreatic lesion (black arrow)
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This finding pushed clinicians to refer the patient for other diagnostic tests (computed tomography abdomen, esophagogastroduodenoscopy and abdominal magnetic resonance imaging) to clarify its nature (Figure 1).
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Pancreatic necrotic abscess with drain-age (abscess identified by white arrows)
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So a necrosectomy by was performed laparotomy with drainage of the abscess and placement of abdominal drainages (Figure 2).