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What Does My Ultrasound Scan Report Indicate?

3 months ago my wife went into the hospital

They did multiple tests
She was told she had calcifications on her pancreas
Diagnosis
Chronic pancreatitus


Fast forward to this week

She had ultrasound. Upper body
Ultrasound lower
And MRI
AND ang1 ? Blood test

Tests came back yesterday

ALL ORGANS UNREMARKABLE

ZERO PANCREATITIS
Pancreas looks normal unremarkable

Hospital said calcifications

How can my wife go from calcifications and chronic pancreatitus diagnisis

To today
NO Pancreatitis???
Mon, 20 Nov 2017
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listen guy ...there is a difference between various tests as per detecting power of various diseses ...as far as pancreatitis is concerned CT and MRI are better than ultrasound ..now calcification is feature of chronic pamcreatitis ..and once calcification develops in a organ it persists ...problem is that all these tests are doctor dependent sometimes two doctor give different opinion on same person with same investigation modality ..what are the symptoms and blood test report ..
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What Does My Ultrasound Scan Report Indicate?

listen guy ...there is a difference between various tests as per detecting power of various diseses ...as far as pancreatitis is concerned CT and MRI are better than ultrasound ..now calcification is feature of chronic pamcreatitis ..and once calcification develops in a organ it persists ...problem is that all these tests are doctor dependent sometimes two doctor give different opinion on same person with same investigation modality ..what are the symptoms and blood test report ..