- 13 yr old FS DSH with a history of chronic intermittent vomiting
- Labwork is pending but has been normal in the past
- Abdominal ultrasound shows a strongly shadowing linear echogenic density in the region of the left pancreas dorsal to the spleen and caudal to the stomach
- No other abnormalities are seen (normal GI wall, no lymphadenopathy)
- My primary differential diagnoses for this are pancreatic duct stones or mineralization of the pancreatic parenchyma
- Any other thoughts on what could this be?
- 13 yr old FS DSH with a history of chronic intermittent vomiting
- Labwork is pending but has been normal in the past
- Abdominal ultrasound shows a strongly shadowing linear echogenic density in the region of the left pancreas dorsal to the spleen and caudal to the stomach
- No other abnormalities are seen (normal GI wall, no lymphadenopathy)
- My primary differential diagnoses for this are pancreatic duct stones or mineralization of the pancreatic parenchyma
- Any other thoughts on what could this be?
- Could this be related to the vomiting or just and incidental finding?
- Thanks!
