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Hwang: Acute Pancreatitis Caused by Acupuncture Therapy

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Initial outside abdominal CT scan showed ill-defined low attenuated lesion in the pancreatic body.

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Abdominal CT scan was checked again 4 days later. Peripancreatic infiltration was worse than before.

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Follow-up CT scan was taken 3 weeks later. About 2 cm sized mutilocular cystic lesion was noticed in the pancreatic body.

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Follow-up CT scan was taken 3 months later. Pancreatic pseudocyst disappeared.

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Notes

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Conflict of interest: None.

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