… The radiologic report should describe the anatomic relation of pancreatic or peripancreatic
… of a failed attempt causes an iatrogenic secondary infection of the fluid collection. …

… of the disease; collections that occur ≤ 4 weeks … symptoms are termed differently than
those collections > 4 weeks. All four types of pancreatic fluid collections can be sterile or infected. …

… the ACR appropriateness criteria, the most appropriate next step would be arthrocentesis
([Fig. 7]). The most appropriate … Likewise, infected periarticular fluid collections are frequently …

… in AP, whereas superimposed infection and fluid collections are the cause of late complications.
Within the early phase, the severity of pancreatitis is based on clinical criteria, care is …

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and interfere with daily life. Dementia is a common medical diagnosis and includes different …

… urinary infections, but it … collection due to a reduced immune response (Fig. 8), and type 2
characterized by less parenchymal destruction, presence of renal or perirenal fluid collections, …

… a process to determine the appropriateness of selected indications for these rapidly evolving
cardiovascular imaging procedures. The Appropriateness Criteria Project was initiated to …

… The most common indications were suspected infection (42, 48%) … were appropriate based
on ACR Appropriateness Criteria. … In 10 cases (11%), the radiology report for the initial plain …

… Positron emission tomography-computed tomography (PET/CT) is useful in detecting
infection in pancreatic or peripancreatic fluid collections in patients with AP [14, 40]. Local …

… , CT with IV contrast that can detect suppurative fluid collections can be performed. …
Radiography. In children with headaches related to infection, radiography is usually not appropriate. …