Fig 1: showing bulge in D1 during UGI endoscopy.
The contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CECT) of the abdomen revealed
findings consistent with acute interstitial pancreatitis, accompanied by
a pancreatic pseudocyst measuring 19x9.5x5.8 cm. The pseudocyst was
located in the lesser sac region and extended into the left anterior
pararenal area and the right mesentery. Additionally, there was a
heterogeneously enhancing asymmetric soft tissue thickening measuring
approximately 2.7x1.9 cm, originating from the posterior wall of the
body of the gallbladder (Figure 2 and 3).