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(A-C) Abdominal computed tomography scan showing pancreatic enlargement with peripancreatic inflammatory exudate, bilateral pleural effusion, and the transplanted kidney.
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An abdominal computed tomography (CT) scan showed pancreatic enlargement with peripancreatic inflammatory exudate, bilateral pleural effusion, and a transplanted kidney (Figure 1).
(A,B) Computed tomography showing decreased bilateral pleural effusion and peripancreatic effusion.
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Fifteen days after treatment (day 37 post-transplantation), the patient's condition improved significantly, her abdominal symptoms were relieved, her blood amylase and lipase levels normalized, and CT showed decreased bilateral pleural effusion and peripancreatic effusion (Figure 2).
(A,B) Computed tomography showing no effusion in the bilateral pleural cavity, and no exudation around peripancreatic and other areas of the abdominal cavity.
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On day 109, CT showed no effusion in the bilateral pleural cavity and no exudation around the peripancreatic or other areas of the abdominal cavity (Figure 3).
The concentration curve of tacrolimus during the follow-up.
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Figure 4 showed the concentration curve of tacrolimus during the follow-up.