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Abdominal CT scan: revealed edematous pancreas and enhancing loculi fluid accumulation around pancreas along with small amount of ascites fluid that all suggest acute pancreatitis
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Abdominal and pelvic spiral CT scan (figure 1) revealed the edematous pancreas and enhancing loculi fluid accumulation around pancreas along with the small amount of ascites fluid that all suggest acute pancreatitis. 
MRCP revealed the intrahepatic and extrahepatic bile ducts that showed normal caliber
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Tesla scanner using the body coil that revealed the intrahepatic and extrahepatic bile ducts that showed normal caliber (figure 2). The gallbladder was unremarkable. 
Chest x-ray no findings suggestive of COVID-19 pneumonia
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Then we obtained chest x-ray which showed no findings compatible with COVID-19 (figure 3). 
Chest cuts of abdominal CT scan revealed bilateral pleural effusion
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In the implicit review of chest cuts of abdominal CT scan, mild bilateral pleural effusion was noticed but there was no evidence of covid-19 pneumonia (figures 4, 5).
Chest cuts of abdominal CT scan revealed no findings suggestive for covid-19 pneumonia
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In the implicit review of chest cuts of abdominal CT scan, mild bilateral pleural effusion was noticed but there was no evidence of covid-19 pneumonia (figures 4, 5).