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Ultrasound showed pancreas demonstrates inhomogeneous echogenic pattern without evidence of enlargement, cysts or fluid collections.what does it mean?
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Hard: To say without evaluating the images and clinical picture, but it probably is not significant as an incidental finding.
Answered 3/24/2016
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