A Contrast-Enhanced Computed Tomography (CECT) abdomen was planned; however, a non-contrast CT was done due to low urine output and raised creatinine levels. The non-contract CT scan revealed a diffuse bulky pancreas measuring up to 43 mm at the body, with marked stranding and free fluid accumulation in the peripancreatic region, suggesting acute pancreatitis (Figure 1) with bilateral pleural effusions (Figure 2).