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Abdominal computer tomography (CT) scan shows acute pancreatitis. Contrast enhanced abdominal CT scan shows fat infiltration in the tail portion of the pancreas parenchyma, suggesting acute pancreatitis grade C.
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Abdominal computed tomography showed peripancreatic fat infiltration in the tail portion, suggesting acute pancreatitis grade C (Figure 1).
Whole body bone scintigraphy shows radioiodine uptake in multiple locations. Whole body bone scintigraphy shows radioiodine uptake in the head, shoulder, hip, and both upper and lower extremities, suggesting rhabdomyolysis.
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Whole body bone scintigraphy showed multiple radioiodine uptake in the head, shoulder, hip, and both upper and lower extremities (Figure 2).
Erythema and blister formation on the skin.
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Approximately 1-3-cm sized blisters were formed at the sites of the wasp stings and lasted for one week (Figure 3).