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case_images: Massive peripancreatic exudate with pancreatic necrosis.
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case_images: Chest and abdomen CT examinations (see  Figure 1 ): bilateral lower lung inflammation and bilateral pleural effusion were observed.
case_images: Peripancreatic fluid with infection, CT-guided puncture, and drainage was performed.
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case_images: Percutaneous puncture and drainage were performed under CT guidance (see  Figure 2 ).
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case_images: Loss of pancreatic contour, massive oozing from the head of the pancreas, and pancreatic necrosis.
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case_images: CT of the chest and abdomen (see  Figure 3 ) shows bilateral lower lung inflammation, bilateral pleural effusion, acute pancreatitis with massive peripancreatic exudate and abdominopelvic effusion, and no abnormalities in the biliary system.
case_images: At 11 weeks after treatment, the peripancreatic exudate was largely absorbed and the pancreatic contour was largely restored.
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case_images: Nearly three months after treatment, the CT was reexamined (see  Figure 4 ), and no significant abnormalities were seen.