<unk>  Findings in Parotitis are dependent on the cause. They can include salivary duct stones, parotid gland swelling, malignant or benign neoplasia, markers of inflammation, parotid gland abscess, and lymphadenopathy.<unk>  images of parotitis reveal an enlarged parotid gland. The T2 signal is usually high for acute parotitis, but can vary between low-intermediate for recurrent parotitis depending on presence of fibrosis.
Parotitis CT or MRI
Splenic vein thrombosis physical examination
Portal vein thrombosis physical examination
Angiodysplasia physical examination
Appendicular abscess physical examination
Parotitis physical examination
Chronic cholecystitis physical examination
Appendicular abscess echocardiography or ultrasound